Talent Acquisition Partner
Newport Healthcare
Oakley, UT · Posted September 23, 2026
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About the job
What You’ll Do
The Talent Acquisition Partner serves as the primary recruiting partner for their assigned markets, ensuring an exceptional experience for both the candidate and the hiring manager. This role helps attract and engage talent aligned with Newport Healthcare’s mission, vision, and values. Key responsibilities include:
Developing strong partnerships with local leadership, HR business partners, and hiring managers to understand workforce needs and craft effective recruiting strategies
Leading the full-cycle recruitment process, including intake meetings, sourcing strategy, screening, interviewing, offer development, negotiation, and onboarding coordination
Serving as a trusted advisor to hiring managers by providing guidance on recruiting best practices, labor market trends, compensation competitiveness, and selection decisions
Collaborating with the Talent Sourcing Specialist to develop pipelines for high-volume and hard-to-fill positions
Coaching hiring managers on interviewing techniques, selection practices, and employment compliance, to improve hiring quality and consistency
Representing Newport Healthcare at community events, professional associations, colleges, job fairs, and networking opportunities to strengthen employer brand awareness
What Makes You a Great Fit
High school diploma or equivalent required; bachelor’s degree in a related field preferred
Minimum two (2) years of recruiting experience or equivalent professional experience, ideally working with full life-cycle recruitment in a high-volume, fast-paced environment
Experience in behavioral health or healthcare (preferred)
Ability to spend one day per week onsite and to travel as needed (valid driver’s license required)
Strong analytical, research, and organization skills, along with a working knowledge of Applicant Tracking Systems and recruitment processes
Great connector who can build constructive and effective relationships with all kinds of people, both inside and outside the organization
Excellent communicator who can deliver an exceptional candidate experience—maintaining timely communication, providing consistent updates, and practicing diplomacy and tact
The Talent Acquisition Partner serves as the primary recruiting partner for their assigned markets, ensuring an exceptional experience for both the candidate and the hiring manager. This role helps attract and engage talent aligned with Newport Healthcare’s mission, vision, and values. Key responsibilities include:
Developing strong partnerships with local leadership, HR business partners, and hiring managers to understand workforce needs and craft effective recruiting strategies
Leading the full-cycle recruitment process, including intake meetings, sourcing strategy, screening, interviewing, offer development, negotiation, and onboarding coordination
Serving as a trusted advisor to hiring managers by providing guidance on recruiting best practices, labor market trends, compensation competitiveness, and selection decisions
Collaborating with the Talent Sourcing Specialist to develop pipelines for high-volume and hard-to-fill positions
Coaching hiring managers on interviewing techniques, selection practices, and employment compliance, to improve hiring quality and consistency
Representing Newport Healthcare at community events, professional associations, colleges, job fairs, and networking opportunities to strengthen employer brand awareness
High school diploma or equivalent required; bachelor’s degree in a related field preferred
Minimum two (2) years of recruiting experience or equivalent professional experience, ideally working with full life-cycle recruitment in a high-volume, fast-paced environment
Experience in behavioral health or healthcare (preferred)
Ability to spend one day per week onsite and to travel as needed (valid driver’s license required)
Strong analytical, research, and organization skills, along with a working knowledge of Applicant Tracking Systems and recruitment processes
Great connector who can build constructive and effective relationships with all kinds of people, both inside and outside the organization
Excellent communicator who can deliver an exceptional candidate experience—maintaining timely communication, providing consistent updates, and practicing diplomacy and tact