Walk-In Wednesday is May 22 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at Fairfield Medical Center
Shannon Raver
How long have you been with Fairfield Medical Center?
Since 2012
What positions do you recruit for FMC?
The departments I currently recruit for are Respiratory, Emergency Department (Main and RVC), Surgery (Main and River View), Police, Learning and Development, Quality Excellence, Medical Staff Services, GME, Human Resources, Compliance and Fairfield Healthcare Professionals which is our outpatient medical offices and those positions include Patient Registrars, Medical Assistants, LPN-Ambulatory and RN’s.
What do you like most about your job?
I like meeting new people and going out in the community to promote FMC. I’ve gained so many new relationships from being in this position. I love helping others find their career paths. It seems like I’m always learning something new.
Why should someone come to work for FMC?
Our culture. I love being in a smaller hospital and having that “family” feeling. At FMC, you are not just another employee, you are family, and you have a purpose for being here. There are also many opportunities for growth within the organization.
What do you like to do outside of work?
Traveling and being outdoors. I enjoy going on cruises. I love being outside with my 18 chickens! Fall is my favorite time of the year so any chance I get to do something outside I take it! I like going to different festivals too, if you know of a good one let me know!
Carrie Kallaus
How long have you been with Fairfield Medical Center?
I have been with FMC for 3 years.
What positions do you recruit for FMC?
I recruit for the laboratory departments, imaging departments, and also our inpatient care areas for positions such as Nursing Assistants, RNs, Team Leader IVs, Unit Clerks and leadership positions in all of my departments.
What do you like most about your job?
I love the connections and conversations that I have in my every workday. I love connecting with candidates throughout the entire process. Offering someone a job is such a special feeling. I also love connecting with the people I work with, whether this be my HR family or the leaders that I recruit for.There is so much communication and connecting that goes into bringing new talent onboard and to see it all come together is something I love most about my job.
Why should someone come to work for FMC?
FMC is an organization that really lives out the culture that we believe in. We are one big family with the same big mission of providing outstanding healthcare to our patients, their families and our community.
What do you like to do outside of work?
Outside of work I enjoy spending time coaching my club volleyball team for 6 out of the 12 months. I also enjoy traveling to and hiking at national parks, my fiancé and I want to visit all 63 of the U.S national parks in our lifetime! I also enjoy cooking, reading, going for walks after work, and catching up with friends over a big plate of pasta at any Italian restaurant.
Andi Ayres
How long have you been with Fairfield Medical Center?
I just started at FMC, but am bringing 20 years of nationwide recruiting experience in long-term care.
What positions do you recruit for FMC?
This is a work in progress and ever changing, but as of now I am slated to recruit for Pharmacy, MOBS/COBS, Nutrition Therapy, Nutrition Services, Central Transport, Environmental Services, Laundry, Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy, Information Services, Project Management and PBX.
What do you like most about your job?
My family in Human Resources is amazing. I have had the warmest welcome and excellent training.
Why should someone come to work for FMC?
The culture amazing. As soon as you walk in the door you are impressed by the spirit of belonging and fellowship. I love that FMC offers many growth opportunities for their employees to advance in their careers
What do you like to do outside of work?
We have 3 teenage boys that keep us on our toes with sports and activities. We love to spend time at the lake with family and friends, visiting Cedar Point, boating, and tubing. We also have 2 dogs.