Connecticut’s Norwalk Hospital Appoints Vice President, Leader of Employed Physicians

Norwalk (Conn.) Hospital has appointed Michael R. Marks, MD, vice president of business development, according to report by The Hour.

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Dr. Marks will also serve as president of Fairfield County Medical Services. CMS is a wholly owned subsidiary of Norwalk Hospital that employs many of Norwalk’s employed physicians.

Dr. Marks will take responsibility for business development, occupational health services, marketing and communications. He has been a practicing orthopedic surgeon since 1988.

Read the Hour report on Dr. Michael Marks (login required).

Read more on recent Connecticut executive moves:

Chief Nursing Officer of Connecticut’s Sharon Hospital Becomes President and CEO

CEO of Connecticut’s Danbury Hospital Resigns After 22 Years on the Job

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