GE Healthcare moving jobs to new $50M site in West Milwaukee

The company said it intended to create a "world-class, industry-leading product development and manufacturing campus for medical imaging."

WEST MILWAUKEE, Wis. —

GE Healthcare announced Wednesday it is investing $50 million in its West Milwaukee facility.

The company said it intended to create a "world-class, industry-leading product development and manufacturing campus for medical imaging."

GE Healthcare said it will consolidate it`s 1,500 Waukesha employees to the facility on West Electric Avenue and Research Park in Wauwatosa in the coming years.

The company also intends to sell parts of its Waukesha campus and move jobs to other locations.

The Magnetic Resonance buildings and teams will remain in Waukesha...