Facility Type:

Multi-Specialty Clinic

Employer Selling Points:

Flexible Scheduling, Perception of Quality, Stability of Workforce

Community Type:

Rural

Community/Service Population:

25,001 - 50,000 / 25,001 - 50,000

Community Information:

• With a population of 30,000, Galesburg is big enough to be a regional hub for great shopping, dining and recreation, but small enough to maintain its small-town roots. First settled in 1836, Galesburg has a rich legacy of contributions to the nation’s history. The first anti-slavery society in Illinois was founded here, Knox College was a site for one of the famous Lincoln-Douglas debates, and Galesburg was home to the great author and Abraham Lincoln biographer Carl Sandburg.
• Galesburg is a center of activity for residents of west-central Illinois. It’s also conveniently located on an Amtrak line, with easy access via Interstate 74 to two international airports and more in Peoria and the Quad Cities.
• The west-central Illinois region also offers high quality of life with a lower cost of living, strong community school systems, an array of higher education choices and a host of fine parks, historic sites and big-time small-town festivals.
• Visit osfcareers.org/galesburg 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