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401 McIntire Road, Charlottesville 434-296-5827 www.albemarle.org/jobs	605 E. Main Street, Charlottesville 434-970-3490 www.charlottesville.org/jobs	705-A Dale Avenue, Charlottesville 434-979-4663 resumes@homeinstead.com www.homeinstead.com
5391 Three Notched Road, Crozet jobs@musictoday.com	Madison Va 540-948-9919 positions@parasense.com www.parasense.com	502 Old Lynchburg Road, Charlottesville 434-970-1392 www.regionten.org/jobs_current.htm
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2101 Arlington Blvd, Charlottesville 434-977-1523 jennifer.kincaid@psysolutions.com www.jeffersontrail.com/careers	911 E. Jefferson Street, Charlottesville 434-984-0023 www.leagueoftherapists.com /employment.php	LifeWorks Rehab; Medical Facilities of America Charlottesville, Louisa, Lovingston, Culpeper www.lifeworksrehab.com /employment.php
1445 E. Rio Road, Ste. 102, Charlottesville 434-295-9770 resume@robbinstaffing.com www.robbinsstaffing.com	2029 Lockwood Drive, Charlottesville 434-963-7673 careers@rosewoodvillage.com www.rosewoodvillage.com	316 E. Main Street, Charlottesville 434-296-6333 jobs@silverchair.com www.silverchair.com/careers.aspx
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