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Jobs in Johns Creek
Johns Creek is a bedroom city with a real employment base. The anchors are Emory Johns Creek Hospital, the city government itself, and a strip of corporate offices along the Medlock Bridge corridor that includes medical technology, retail systems, and logistics headquarters.
The city's economic development material counts roughly 11,000 jobs in the city, and the average commute for residents runs around 28 minutes per Census data, because many workers head west to the GA 400 and Alpharetta job centers.
The employers
The anchors inside the city
Emory Johns Creek Hospital
6325 Hospital Pkwy
The hospital is the city's biggest single employer, with roughly 1,200 people on the medical campus.
Corporate offices
Medlock Bridge corridor
The city's office base includes medical technology, insurance, and logistics offices. The city's economic development lists name Alcon, Macy's technology operations, Saia, State Farm, and Nordson among the larger presences.
City government
11360 Lakefield Dr
The city itself employs a few hundred across police, fire, public works, and administration.
Fulton County Schools
County-wide
The school system is a county employer, pulling teachers and staff from Johns Creek and the rest of north Fulton.
The commute reality
Where the jobs actually are
The biggest job centers in reach sit outside the city: Alpharetta and the North Point and Windward office parks on GA 400, the Perimeter Center area south of the river, and the Peachtree Corners tech district. The census-style average commute for Johns Creek workers is around 28 minutes, which is the honest middle of two very different drives: the fourteen-minute run to an Alpharetta office and the 50-minute GA 400 grind into the Perimeter.
The honest note
Figures, with their source attached
- The roughly 11,000 in-city jobs figure comes from the city's own economic development material, not an independent count.
- Employee counts at the named companies are the city's published approximations and change with the economy.
- The 28-minute average commute is census-geography data, an average across all workers and all destinations, not a promise about any specific drive.
An editorial guide, not a listings site. Updated September 13, 2026. Real-estate guidance on this page is provided by Rob Dietrich, REALTOR® with eXp Realty, LLC.