Metro Wellness and Community Centers has announced that it will offer free LGBTQ+ career services beginning Dec. 27.
The organization will provide one-hour sessions that include a mock interview and resume review with recruiter Paula Tripp. Tripp is a certified professional in Human Resources with a Masters in HR Management and 15 years of experience.
“It is vital that those in our community have an opportunity to be successful in today’s workplace,” Metro Division Director of LGBTQ+ Programs Nate Taylor tells Watermark. “Being able to receive resume and interview assistance is a critical step in obtaining what could be someone’s forever career. I am very happy that we can provide this opportunity and look forward to seeing it succeed.”
Metro Inclusive Health Peer Advocate and Health Educator Paula Delgado draws on her own experience living with HIV when it comes to offering help and hope to clients who’ve been diagnosed with the virus.
Metro Inclusive Health is prioritizing vaccines those at high risk for a serious case of monkeypox. Learn more about availability and demand for the monkeypox vaccine in Tampa Bay.
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