CEO of Wheaton Franciscan Medical Group Resigns

Loren Meyer, MD, has resigned from his post as CEO of Wheaton Franciscan Medical Group in Milwaukee, Wis., according to a Racine Post report.

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Dr. Meyer was reassigned to Wheaton Franciscan Medical Group after he was removed as head of Racine’s All Saints Hospital. His resignation from Wheaton Franciscan followed a reorganization of the area leadership.

Dr. Meyer joined Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare in 1986 and has served as vice president of quality and medical education, chief quality officer and vice president of medical group operations.

Read the Racine Post report on Dr. Loren Meyer.

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