Jobs !
We are keenly aware that information about our area's employment opportunities is key to your family moving to Dothan.
Excellent local jobs are available especially in government/aviation, education, non-profits, finance, healthcare, hospitality/tourism, manufacturing, and technology.
Here's several "hot jobs" currently under recruitment. You see below an array of fantastic professional opportunities at the Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine (ACOM). Note that these are new jobs to Dothan as the ACOM, our area's most exciting project, breaks ground 1/19/2012 on its $40 million facility. Watch this website's "News" tab for more ACOM information and updates!
Asst. to the Campus Registrar Troy University - Dothan Campus
Assistant General Manager Clarion Inn and Suites Hotel
Paramedic Trainer/Instructor ($61,678) Fort Rucker (Civilian)
Accounting Technician ($45,219) City of Dothan
Pharmacist ($92,187) Fort Rucker (Civilian)
Social Worker ($89,450) Fort Rucker (Civilian)
Coordinator of Adult Education ($50,360) Wallace Community College
Chair, Department of Principles and Practices Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
Chair, Molecular Medicine Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
Director of Financial Aid Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
Director of Admissions/Enrollment Management Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
Asst./Assoc. Dean - Division of Clinical Sciences Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
Grant Coordinator Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
Registrar Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
Executive Director, Tourism Development Council Jackson Couty (Marianna), Florida
Controller Health South
Several Positions Enterprise City Schools
Accounting Clerk Mid-South BankAnd, for immediate one-click access to the area's sixty-two largest employers' job postings web pages, Click here.
What's New?
On Saturday evening, January 21st, Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood's Annual Art Auction was a fabulous success !
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Prominent Jewish musician Dan Nichols and his band Eighteen perform at Dothan's Temple Emanu-El, October 13, 2011
Welcome
Shalom to Jewish families, those with younger children, as well as empty nesters age 55+ who are responding to our advertisements in Reform Judaism Magazine.
Special Message for Empty Nesters
We know that Jewish Baby Boomers are active, intellectual, and committed to continued personal growth and civic/congregational engagement.
Respecting that, we really care about you and seek to harness your power by inviting you to join our vibrant congregation and community. We would be honored and excited if you were to bring your wealth of life experience and talent to Dothan, Alabama.
We offer Boomers lots of meaningful opportunities for lifelong Jewish learning, spiritual fulfillment within our synagogue, and tikkun olam service in our progressive city.
Family Relocation Project Summary
Grants Up to $50,000
We are eager to move at least twenty Jewish families to Dothan Alabama by 2016. To achieve this objective, we offer financial assistance up to $50,000 per family.
Guiding Principles
- We seek Jewish families who intend to move to, and remain in, Dothan for at least five years.
- We will carefully evaluate candidate families so that we bring to Dothan those who have the best opportunity for success.
- Grants are available, for those who qualify, up to $50,000 in the following general categories (and maximum amounts):
- Relocation - moving and resettling ($7,500)
- Housing - primary residence ($7,500)
- Temple Emanu-El membership ($1,000)
- Repaying outstanding educational loans ($15,000)
- Small business seed money ($15,000)
- Children's private secular K-12 education ($7,500)
- Other outstanding financial obligations ($7,500)
Qualification Standards
- Pass background and credit checks
- Submit written personal and Rabbinic references
- Host an in-home visit at your current residence
- Travel to Dothan to meet your new community
Interested in this once in a lifetime opportunity?
- Click here to learn more about our Family Relocation Project
- Click here to contact us.
Mission
Our work is driven by the core values of areivut (assuming responsibility for our fellow Jews) and chased (performing acts of loving kindness).
We are guided by a deep devotion to Judaism and a profound commitment to fulfill the Biblical imperative of tikkun olam (repairing the world).
