The decision comes as the hospital is trying to cut costs, improve financially and ensure long-term viability.
The layoffs occurred earlier this week. However, hospital spokeswoman Susie Byrd did not tell the El Paso Times exactly what positions were cut. However, she did tell the publication, “It will not impact patient care.”
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49 jobs affected with the end of Morehead Memorial Hospital’s contract with Aramark
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Ingalls Memorial Hospital cuts 80 jobs, plans to close child care center
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