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UPMC Partners With Local Non-Profit to Offer Its Employees like Online Career Mentors for High Schoo

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The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) the region’s largest employer has announced a partnership today with a nonprofit called SmartFutures kicking off a month-long drive to recruit ...

The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) the region’s largest employer has announced a partnership today with a nonprofit called SmartFutures kicking off a month-long drive to recruit employees to participate in online career mentoring for high academy students. SmartFutures is a non-profit organization that is a leading provider of career education programs in Pennsylvania.

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