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The Seven Hills Foundation of Worcester has appointed Matthew J. Genduso as human resource associate recruiter and Justine Lavin as human resource associate.
Lavin previously worked for Seven Hills' office of compliance and quality assurance. In her new position, she will help with leave administration, unemployment compensation and recruitment, including networking with colleges and community placement offices to find qualified staff.
Lavin has a bachelor's degree in psychology from UMass Amherst.
Gendoso previously worked in management positions with Excel Staffing, Olsten Staffing and King Placement Services. In his new position, he will develop and implement recruitment strategies for Seven Hills and its clinical affiliates.
Gendoso lives in Auburn.
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