Here are four notes:
1. Most recently, Ms. Arzoumanian served as assistant CEO of the health system.
2. She has worked at Sparks since 2009, initially serving as a hospitalist physician assistant.
3. She holds a master’s degree in healthcare administration from Trinity University in San Antonio.
4. Ms. Arzoumanian succeeds Shane Knisely, who departed for a new job opportunity.
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