Facility Type:

Community Health Center

Community Type:

Rural

Community/Service Population:

5,001 - 10,000 / 2,501 - 5,000

Community Information:

About the Region
•    Arlington is a beautiful little town in Southwestern Vermont with a population of about 2,500. 
•    Local hospital: Southwestern Vermont Medical Center
•    Schools:
      o    Located walking distance from the health center, Fisher Elementary and Arlington Memorial Middle and High School, are Arlington’s own small-town schools. 
      o    Just a few miles to our north, Burr and Burton Academy offers a high-end education, sports, and an international program. 
      o    Long Trail School offers an exceptional art and music program and an international baccalaureate program.
•    The Arlington Common, also walking distance from the health center, offers exercise classes, pickle ball courts, art exhibits, special events, classes, after school programs, etc.
•    The Arlington Rec Park (walking distance from health center) has a dog park, sports fields, a walking trail, playground, community pool, etc.
•    Manchester, directly to our north, has a lot of shopping and tourist attractions, with the Manchester Outlets, Northshire Bookstore, Hildene Lincoln Family Homestead, Equinox Resort and Golf Course, Ekwanok Country Club, and Manchester Country Club.
•    Bennington, directly to our south, is experiencing a rebirth with lots of local restaurants and breweries (Madison’s, Harvest, 421 Craft Bar & Kitchen, Miller’s Toll Dinner Club and Lounge, Union South Pub and Provisions), fun shops, antique shops (Monument Vintage) and an overall downtown rejuvenation. 
•    We are close to many ski mountains (Killington, Stowe, Bromley, Prospect, Magic).
•    We are located in prime hiking country – surrounded by mountains.
•    Summer is famers market season: Arlington’s is held at the Rec Park; Bennington’s at the Park McCollough Mansion including yoga in the garden. 
•    The Park-McCullough Historic Governor's Mansion offers a wide range of family-friendly activities and activities for couples/adults (concerts, cigar and scotch club, outside projected movies, exercise classes, events in their carriage barn, etc.).

3RNET Network Coordinator
Contact Information:

Claire Hodgman, Recruitment Coordinator
NH VT Recruitment Center, a Service of Bi-State Primary Care Association
525 Clinton Street

Bow, NH 03304
Tel: 603-228-2830 Ex. 115
chodgman@bistatepca.org
BiStateRecruitmentCenter.org

J-1 Contact Information:

Contact Claire Hodgman for jobs eligible for J1 waivers
Bi-State PCA - NH VT Recruitment Center
525 Clinton Street

Bow, NH 03304
Tel: 603-228-2830 Ex. 115
chodgman@bistatepca.org
BiStateRecruitmentCenter.org