Facility Type:

Multi-Specialty Clinic

Community Type:

Urban – Underserved

Community/Service Population:

50,001 and above / 50,001 and above

Community Information:

Bloomington, Illinois - A great place to live, work and play

• Five years in a row, OSF has been recognized on the Forbes list of Best Employers by State.
• When you live at the crossroads of Illinois – where Interstates 39, 55 and 74 intersect – everything you need or want is at your fingertips: high quality of life with a lower cost of living and easy commutes, top employers like State Farm Insurance and Rivian Automotive, and air and rail via Central Illinois Regional Airport and Amtrak.
• Uptown Normal and Downtown Bloomington shopping and restaurant districts satisfy a wide variety of styles and tastes. Entertainment, sports and recreation opportunities range from events like the Illinois Shakespeare Festival to NCAA Division I athletics and miles of hiking and biking trails.
• Two universities anchor an educated community that boasts two public high school districts covering pre-K through high school, nine private schools and two university laboratory schools.
• Visit org/bloomington to download our full community guide.

3RNET Network Coordinator
Contact Information:

Ashley Colwell
Illinois Primary Care Association



Tel: 217-541-7309
acolwell@iphca.org

J-1 Contact Information:

Kandice Kent
Illinois Department of Public Health
535 West Jefferson, Ground Floor

Springfield, IL 62761
Tel: 217-782-1624
Kandice.Kent@illinois.gov
State 30 J-1 Visa Waiver Program Application