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The Purchase District Health Department seeks a Maintenance/Custodial Worker to support the Paducah-McCracken County Health Center. You will perform routine maintenance, groundskeeping, minor repairs, and general facility support to keep the building safe, clean, and functional for staff and the public.
This full-time or part-time role offers a starting wage of $17.00 per hour with a 5% increase after six months, along with a comprehensive benefits package.
Summary: The Maintenance/Custodial Worker at the Purchase District Health Department supports daily operations at the Paducah-McCracken County Health Center by performing routine maintenance, groundskeeping, minor repairs, and facility support tasks. This position helps ensure a safe, clean, and functional environment for staff and the public.
If you have any questions email kmay@purchasehealth.org If you have any questions or would like any more information about this job posting please contact Kaitlyn May at kmay@purchasehealth.org.
Maintenance/Custodial Worker Full-Time Position or Part-Time Position Location: Paducah-McCracken County Health Center Pay: $17.00/hour + 5% increase after 6 months
Full-time, hourly (non-exempt), merit position. Schedule determined by facility operational needs. Starting rate: $17.00/hour + 5% increase after 6 months.
If you are looking to make a meaningful impact while enjoying one of Kentucky’s most competitive public benefits packages, this role offers both professional purpose and long-term stability.
This role is essential to keeping the Paducah-McCracken Health Center safe, clean, and fully operational. As a Maintenance/Custodial Worker, you will provide critical facility support that directly affects staff efficiency and community health.
If you are committed to hands-on work, maintaining public spaces, and supporting a mission-driven team, we encourage you to apply.
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The Kentucky Department for Public Health (DPH) is responsible for developing and operating state public health programs and activities for the citizens of Kentucky.
The mission of DPH is to improve the health and safety of people in Kentucky through prevention, promotion and protection.
The department oversees programs designed to improve the lives of citizens and visitors through prevention of negative health outcomes, promotion of healthy lifestyles and protection from diseases, injury and environmental health impacts.
DPH has almost 150 different programs to help Kentuckians become healthier in cooperation with its partners such as local health departments, universities, private providers, etc.
To support many of these programs, the department relies on high-quality data to guide decision making at the state and local levels such as the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, Immunization Registry and Office of Vital Statistics.
The department is organized into seven divisions with the Commissioner's Office providing oversight and support for the divisions and programs. The Office of Health Equity and the Public Health Nursing Office are located in the Commissioner's Office.
More information about each division can be found under Related Agencies at the bottom of this page.
Local Health Personnel Branch - Cabinet for Health and Family Services (ky.gov)