Job Seeker Resources

LOCAL EDUCATION

Anoka-Ramsey Community College – Professional and workforce training provides fast, efficient, in-depth and highly interactive safety training through classroom instruction and hands-on experience.

Pine Technical and Community College continuing education and customized training. The continuing education department offers a broad range of courses designed for an individual’s professional growth and development. The customized training department provides education and training tailored to a business’
specific needs.

CAREER FORCE CENTERS

help jobseekers find employment, help businesses find workers and help anyone at any stage explore and plan careers.

CHISAGO COUNTY JOB LISTINGS

If you are a Chisago County employer looking to post a job, please visit the Minnesota Works website and sign up.

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LocationJobCompany
CENTER CITY, MNFood Service WorkerSodexoview
Center City, MNSubstance Use Disorder CounselorHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNHealth Unit Coordinator (HUC)Hazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNSubstance Use Disorder CounselorHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNSr Systems EngineerHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNSubstance Use Disorder CounselorHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNSubstance Use Disorder CounselorHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNEnvironmental Services TechnicianHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNAlcohol/Drug Counselor InternHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNSubstance Use Disorder CounselorHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNRegistered NurseHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNPsychiatristHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNCare CoordinatorHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNWellness SpecialistHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview
Center City, MNPatient Care TechnicianHazelden Betty Ford Foundationview