4 healthcare CFOs in the headlines

Here are four healthcare industry CFOs who were in the news this past week.

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1. Tri-City Medical Center CFO Steve Dietlin was in the news as he was promoted to CEO of the Oceanside, Calif.-hospital.

2. Robert Lux, vice president and CFO of Philadelphia-based Temple University Health System, was in the news discussing how a state budget impasse would affect the system. The budget impasse has since been resolved.

3. Mark Bartlett, executive vice president and CFO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, was in the news as he will also begin serving as enterprise CFO.

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

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