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Forbes names PSL 8th for job growth in U.S.
Forbes has named Port St. Lucie the eighth best city for job growth in the United States. According to the article, Port St. Lucie ranked eighth because of its 3.5 percent projected annual job growth. The article also notes that this city has a $43,964 median household income and a 7.1 percent unemployment rate.
This honor can also be attributed to a rise in new jobs in this area. The Bureau of Labor and Statistics reports that Port St. Lucie added approximately 1,300 new leisure and hospitality-related jobs since Jan. 2010, and approximately 2,200 jobs in education and health services.
Treasure Coast physician’s study published in prestigious journal
Treasure Coast physician Moti Ramgopal, director of the Center for Clinical Research at Martin Health, was one of the principal investigators in a recent study published online in the New England Journal of Medicine. The study offers hope to those who are co-infected with HIV and Hepatits C virus.
Ramgopal is also co-founder of Midway Immunology and Research Center in Fort Pierce, where he has devoted much of his time to the treatment of HIV/AIDS.
Recognized as the national level for support of entrepreneurship and small business success, Indian River State College was selected by the U.S. Small Business Administration as a winner of the Growth Accelerator Fund Competition. IRSC will be awarded a $50,000 grant to support the College’s Advanced Manufacturing FabLab to assist local businesses with every stage of development.
The IRSC Advanced Manufacturing FabLab assists business clients with product development from conception to assembly. The facility includes a 3D printer, wood shop, machine shop as well as design and production support services.
New Horizons selected for federal study
New Horizons of the Treasure Coast Inc. has been chosen by Companion DX and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Medicare to be a part of a 3 year DNA study. The study will consider the new era of patient-specific medicine.
Pharmacogenomics testing helps to identify how certain genes affect the way individuals respond to medications based on their genetics. While standard doses of most medicines work well for most people, some medicines don’t work at all in certain people or cause annoying and sometimes dangerous side effects. The testing can pre-determine these factors very accurately.
“Helping our clients with their medication regimen without side effects and discomfort is an essential piece in their achieving a good quality of life on their road to recovery. The results of this study will help pinpoint the best drug for the individual” said Dr. Lalit Chaube, medical director at New Horizons.
A private, non-profit organization established in 1958, New Horizons of the Treasure Coast and Okeechobee delivers accessible behavioral and primary health care services to children, adults and families to achieve mental and physical wellness, thereby improving the quality of life in our community.
Airport team wins award
Martin County’s Airport Team at Witham Field has been named the recipient of the 2015 Florida Department of Transportation General Aviation Airport of the Year award. This recognition is based on the categories of safety, aesthetics, and airport management.
Indian River Magazine seeking sales representatives
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Reserve your advertising space in playbill
Have you reserved advertising space for this year’s Sunrise Theatre playbill? This 10th anniversary edition celebrating the theater’s reopening is a complete guide to the shows at the largest performing arts hall on the Treasure Coast. The playbill publishes in September, so reserve your space today by clicking here.
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