Vandalia Health to host nursing expo in Fairmont

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September 18, 2026

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Vandalia Health will host a nursing expo Wednesday, Sept. 23, in Fairmont to connect current nursing students and recent graduates with career opportunities at Vandalia Health hospitals across West Virginia.

Nurses represent West Virginia’s largest healthcare profession and serve on the front lines of patient care. The demand for registered nursing services continues to grow due to an aging population, emerging health challenges and other factors.

Current nursing students and recent graduates of licensed practical nursing and registered nursing programs are invited to attend.

Vandalia Health Nursing Expo, Fairmont

Wednesday, Sept. 23, from 2 to 6 p.m.
Event Center of White Hall at The Commons
2600 Middletown Road, Suite 128, Fairmont
Register online at 2026 Vandalia Health Nursing Expo (Fairmont).

Attendees may drop in at any time during the event.

Participants will have opportunities to:

Meet nurse managers representing a variety of specialties, hospital units and locations.
Explore employment and nursing externship opportunities.
Learn about Vandalia Health’s accredited Nurse Residency Program.
Discover potential education assistance benefits and professional development programs.
Network with nursing leaders and learn about advancements in healthcare.

Admission is free, and advance registration is encouraged.

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