Here are five things to know:
1. Central Vermont Medical Center named Ms. Tartaglia to lead the center in 2007.
2. Before coming to Central Vermont Medical Center, she was president and CEO of Miles Health Care in Damariscotta, Maine.
3. During her tenure, the medical center expanded its offered medical services to include spine surgery, podiatry and hospitalist services.
4. In 2011, Ms. Tartaglia was instrumental in creating what became The University of Vermont Health Network.
5. Central Vermont Medical Center will soon begin the search for a new leader.
“I am excited for the future of CVMC,” Ms. Tartaglia said in a statement. “We are incredibly fortunate to be part of The University of Vermont Health Network — an organization that is leading the charge in health care reform and is at the forefront of health care quality in the nation. It’s an inspiring time for our growing network and the changing health care environment in the state and country. CVMC is well-positioned to not only survive, but thrive in the future.”
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