Relocating to Massachusetts - South Bay Resources for Relocating

Welcome to Massachusetts!

Are you considering a career with South Bay Mental Health Center? Are you looking for more information about relocating to Massachusetts? We want to share some helpful information with you. South Bay's programs are located in many unique communities throughout Eastern Massachusetts.

Attleboro
Attleboro is a small city situated in southern Massachusetts. It is located just 10 miles from Providence, Rhode Island and 35 miles from Boston. Attleboro is located at the southern end of the MBTA commuter rail providing for convenient transportation throughout the state. With a population of 42,000, Attleboro has all the benefits of city life; while it's small size gives citizens a close feeling of community.
http://www.cityofattleboro.us/

Brockton
Known as the "The City of Champions" in reference to hometown heroes Marvelous Marvin Hagler and Rocky Marciano, Brockton is the largest city in Plymouth County. With a population of 94,000, Brockton is a lively urban center with great cultural diversity. Affordable homes, economic growth and minor league baseball make Brockton a desirable destination for many individuals and families. Brockton is located just 25 miles south of Boston on the MBTA line.
http://www.ci.brockton.ma.us/

Fall River
Fall River is located in the South Coast region of Massachusetts. The city's population of 92,000 enjoys a convenient location with access to many of Massachusetts' and Rhode Island's cities, beaches, and recreational areas. Fall River is located 50 miles south of Boston, about 30 minutes from Cape Cod, and 20 minutes from Providence, Rhode Island.
http://www.fallriverma.org/

Lawrence
Lawrence is located in the picturesque Merrimack River Valley north of Boston. They city's 72,000 residents enjoy a mix of urban and rural spaces with large parks and farmlands less than three miles from city centers. One of the main cities in Essex County, Lawrence is located just 25 miles north of Boston and close to the New Hampshire state line. Lawrence's convenient location is easily accessible from many of Boston's northern suburbs.
http://www.ci.lawrence.ma.us/

Lowell
Lowell is the fourth largest city in Massachusetts with a population of 105,000. Residents benefit from the advantages of city life, yet maintain the feelings of community found in smaller towns. Home to the University of Massachusetts Lowell campus, Lowell is home to many cultural, historical, and recreational attractions. Lowell is located about 30 minutes to the north of Boston, near the New Hampshire border.
http://www.ci.lowell.ma.us/

New Bedford
Located along beautiful Buzzards Bay in Bristol County, New Bedford's rich history and waterfront location have contributed to its unique culture. The city is easily accessible to Boston (54 miles) and Providence, Rhode Island (33 miles). Nearby beaches, eclectic restaurants, and affordable housing attract many to New Bedford.
http://www.ci.new-bedford.ma.us/

Plymouth
Since the Pilgrims landed here in 1620, the town of Plymouth has grown and prospered. Located in southeastern Massachusetts, along Plymouth Bay, "America's Hometown" has much to offer its 54,000 residents. Plymouth's rich history, tourist attractions and beaches make it an idyllic New England community.
http://www.townofplymouth.org/

Salem

Salem, Massachusetts is a city in Essex County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 40,407 at the 2000 census. It and Lawrence are the county seats of Essex County. Home to Salem State College, the Salem Willows Park and the Peabody Essex Museum, Salem is a residential and tourist area which includes the neighborhoods of Salem Neck, The Point, South Salem and North Salem, Witchcraft Heights

www.salem.org

Weymouth
Weymouth is home to 55,000 residents and is located just 12 miles southeast of Boston in Norfolk County. Weymouth borders Hingham Bay and its citizens share a unique history and take pride in the community and environment.
http://www.weymouth.ma.us/

Worcester
The second largest city in Massachusetts, Worcester is a bustling urban center with much to offer its residents. Located in central Massachusetts, Worcester is home to 9 colleges and universities and has a population of 173,000. Worcester is centrally located within a one-hour drive from Boston, Springfield, Providence and Hartford.
http://www.ci.worcester.ma.us/

Yarmouth
Yarmouth is the second oldest town on Cape Cod Massachusetts. This quaint, seaside community offers miles of sandy beaches on the Nantucket Sound, numerous golf courses, renowned restaurants and tourist attractions.
http://www.yarmouth.ma.us/

Transportation Options
South Bay's programs serve many communities that are not easily accessible via public transportation. Candidates considering employment with South Bay should plan on owning a vehicle. Here are links to the major public transportation options in eastern Massachusetts:

Logan International Airport (Boston, MA): http://www.boston-bos.com/
T.F. Green Airport (Providence, RI): http://www.pvdairport.com/
Amtrak Train: http://www.amtrak.com/
Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA): http://www.mbta.com/

Living Here
Massachusetts' diverse towns and cities have much to offer residents. Whether you are looking for a house or apartment, to buy or rent, or in the city or in the suburbs, there are many different options available to you. The following websites are helpful resources for starting your search:

http://realestate.boston.com/ (The Boston Globe)
http://www.southofboston.com/ (South of Boston)
http://hf.heraldinteractive.com/ (The Boston Herald)
http://www.apartments.com/ (Nationwide listing of rental properties)
http://www.rent.com/ (Listing of apartments and homes for rent)
http://www.bostonrealestate.net/ (ERA Boston Real Estate Group)
http://boston.craigslist.org/ (Online Classified Community)

Education and Professional Licensure
Massachusetts is home to over 80 colleges and universities. There are many opportunities for advancing your education. From Harvard University, the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States, to Massachusetts' 15 community colleges, 9 state colleges, and 5 University of Massachusetts campuses, you can find a program to fit your educational goals.
http://www.50states.com/college/mass.htm

The Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensure is responsible for licensing and regulating professionals, corporations, and partnerships in the state. Please contact the Division of Professional Licensure directly or visit their website for more information on obtaining professional licensure in Massachusetts.
http://www.mass.gov/dpl/boards.htm

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Division of Professional Licensure
239 Causeway Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02114
Phone: (617) 727-3074
Fax: (617) 727-2197
TTY: (617) 727-2099

Relocating With Children?
The following websites provide basic information about Massachusetts' Schools and Child Care Services:

http://www.doe.mass.edu/ (Massachusetts Department of Education)
http://profiles.doe.mass.edu/ (Individual School Information)
http://www.eec.state.ma.us/ (Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care)

Any Questions?
Accepting a job and moving to a new community are big decisions. We encourage candidates for employment to take the time to learn about the different communities where we are located. All candidates for employment will participate in an on-site interview at a South Bay program. Take this opportunity to discover the area. Be sure to ask us any questions you may have as well. Our team members are incredible resources and willing to help you along the way. If you have any preliminary questions about relocation, please contact South Bay's Staffing Department.

Staff Development Coordinator
1115 West Chestnut Street
Brockton, MA 02301
Email: jobs@southbaymentalhealth.com
Fax: (508) 580-5162



	Careers Home\| Outpatient Mental Health \| Early Intervention \| Adult Day Services \| Administrative & Support \| Career Events \| Working at South Bay Student Center \| Building Careers \| Interviewing Tips \| Relocation Information Welcome to Massachusetts! Are you considering a career with South Bay Mental Health Center? Are you looking for more information about relocating to Massachusetts? We want to share some helpful information with you. South Bay's programs are located in many unique communities throughout Eastern Massachusetts. Attleboro Attleboro is a small city situated in southern Massachusetts. It is located just 10 miles from Providence, Rhode Island and 35 miles from Boston. Attleboro is located at the southern end of the MBTA commuter rail providing for convenient transportation throughout the state. With a population of 42,000, Attleboro has all the benefits of city life; while it's small size gives citizens a close feeling of community. http://www.cityofattleboro.us/ Brockton Known as the "The City of Champions" in reference to hometown heroes Marvelous Marvin Hagler and Rocky Marciano, Brockton is the largest city in Plymouth County. With a population of 94,000, Brockton is a lively urban center with great cultural diversity. Affordable homes, economic growth and minor league baseball make Brockton a desirable destination for many individuals and families. Brockton is located just 25 miles south of Boston on the MBTA line. http://www.ci.brockton.ma.us/ Fall River Fall River is located in the South Coast region of Massachusetts. The city's population of 92,000 enjoys a convenient location with access to many of Massachusetts' and Rhode Island's cities, beaches, and recreational areas. Fall River is located 50 miles south of Boston, about 30 minutes from Cape Cod, and 20 minutes from Providence, Rhode Island. http://www.fallriverma.org/ Lawrence Lawrence is located in the picturesque Merrimack River Valley north of Boston. They city's 72,000 residents enjoy a mix of urban and rural spaces with large parks and farmlands less than three miles from city centers. One of the main cities in Essex County, Lawrence is located just 25 miles north of Boston and close to the New Hampshire state line. Lawrence's convenient location is easily accessible from many of Boston's northern suburbs. http://www.ci.lawrence.ma.us/ Lowell Lowell is the fourth largest city in Massachusetts with a population of 105,000. Residents benefit from the advantages of city life, yet maintain the feelings of community found in smaller towns. Home to the University of Massachusetts Lowell campus, Lowell is home to many cultural, historical, and recreational attractions. Lowell is located about 30 minutes to the north of Boston, near the New Hampshire border. http://www.ci.lowell.ma.us/ New Bedford Located along beautiful Buzzards Bay in Bristol County, New Bedford's rich history and waterfront location have contributed to its unique culture. The city is easily accessible to Boston (54 miles) and Providence, Rhode Island (33 miles). Nearby beaches, eclectic restaurants, and affordable housing attract many to New Bedford. http://www.ci.new-bedford.ma.us/ Plymouth Since the Pilgrims landed here in 1620, the town of Plymouth has grown and prospered. Located in southeastern Massachusetts, along Plymouth Bay, "America's Hometown" has much to offer its 54,000 residents. Plymouth's rich history, tourist attractions and beaches make it an idyllic New England community. http://www.townofplymouth.org/ Salem Salem, Massachusetts is a city in Essex County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 40,407 at the 2000 census. It and Lawrence are the county seats of Essex County. Home to Salem State College, the Salem Willows Park and the Peabody Essex Museum, Salem is a residential and tourist area which includes the neighborhoods of Salem Neck, The Point, South Salem and North Salem, Witchcraft Heights www.salem.org Weymouth Weymouth is home to 55,000 residents and is located just 12 miles southeast of Boston in Norfolk County. Weymouth borders Hingham Bay and its citizens share a unique history and take pride in the community and environment. http://www.weymouth.ma.us/ Worcester The second largest city in Massachusetts, Worcester is a bustling urban center with much to offer its residents. Located in central Massachusetts, Worcester is home to 9 colleges and universities and has a population of 173,000. Worcester is centrally located within a one-hour drive from Boston, Springfield, Providence and Hartford. http://www.ci.worcester.ma.us/ Yarmouth Yarmouth is the second oldest town on Cape Cod Massachusetts. This quaint, seaside community offers miles of sandy beaches on the Nantucket Sound, numerous golf courses, renowned restaurants and tourist attractions. http://www.yarmouth.ma.us/ Transportation Options South Bay's programs serve many communities that are not easily accessible via public transportation. Candidates considering employment with South Bay should plan on owning a vehicle. Here are links to the major public transportation options in eastern Massachusetts: Logan International Airport (Boston, MA): http://www.boston-bos.com/ T.F. Green Airport (Providence, RI): http://www.pvdairport.com/ Amtrak Train: http://www.amtrak.com/ Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA): http://www.mbta.com/ Living Here Massachusetts' diverse towns and cities have much to offer residents. Whether you are looking for a house or apartment, to buy or rent, or in the city or in the suburbs, there are many different options available to you. The following websites are helpful resources for starting your search: http://realestate.boston.com/ (The Boston Globe) http://www.southofboston.com/ (South of Boston) http://hf.heraldinteractive.com/ (The Boston Herald) http://www.apartments.com/ (Nationwide listing of rental properties) http://www.rent.com/ (Listing of apartments and homes for rent) http://www.bostonrealestate.net/ (ERA Boston Real Estate Group) http://boston.craigslist.org/ (Online Classified Community) Education and Professional Licensure Massachusetts is home to over 80 colleges and universities. There are many opportunities for advancing your education. From Harvard University, the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States, to Massachusetts' 15 community colleges, 9 state colleges, and 5 University of Massachusetts campuses, you can find a program to fit your educational goals. http://www.50states.com/college/mass.htm The Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensure is responsible for licensing and regulating professionals, corporations, and partnerships in the state. Please contact the Division of Professional Licensure directly or visit their website for more information on obtaining professional licensure in Massachusetts. http://www.mass.gov/dpl/boards.htm Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Division of Professional Licensure 239 Causeway Street Boston, Massachusetts 02114 Phone: (617) 727-3074 Fax: (617) 727-2197 TTY: (617) 727-2099 Relocating With Children? The following websites provide basic information about Massachusetts' Schools and Child Care Services: http://www.doe.mass.edu/ (Massachusetts Department of Education) http://profiles.doe.mass.edu/ (Individual School Information) http://www.eec.state.ma.us/ (Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care) Any Questions? Accepting a job and moving to a new community are big decisions. We encourage candidates for employment to take the time to learn about the different communities where we are located. All candidates for employment will participate in an on-site interview at a South Bay program. Take this opportunity to discover the area. Be sure to ask us any questions you may have as well. Our team members are incredible resources and willing to help you along the way. If you have any preliminary questions about relocation, please contact South Bay's Staffing Department. Staff Development Coordinator 1115 West Chestnut Street Brockton, MA 02301 Email: jobs@southbaymentalhealth.com Fax: (508) 580-5162
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