5 hospital CFOs in the headlines

Here are five hospital and health system CFOs who made news in the past week.

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1. Gregg Chartrand was in the news as he left his post as CFO of St. Peter, Minn.-based River’s Edge Hospital and Clinic.

2. Steven Dietlin, CFO of Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside, Calif., was in the news as he is temporarily stepping in for the hospital’s CEO.

3. Boston Medical Center CFO Richard Silveria was in the news discussing the hospital’s most-recent financials.

4. Haley Green, former CFO of Calhoun Liberty Hospital in Blountstown, Fla., was in the news as she filed a federal lawsuit against the hospital’s board and its former administrator.

5. Sutter Health CFO Jeff Sprague was in the news discussing the Sacramento, Calif.-based health system’s most-recent financial results.

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