Here are six things to know about the restructuring.
1. Lebanon, N.H.-based Dartmouth-Hitchcock, which has ties to Dartmouth College but a separate corporate and financial existence, plans to offer jobs to 285 Geisel employees.
2. The former Geisel employees — 182 physicians, researchers and staff in the psychiatry department and 103 faculty and staff involved in clinical research — will meet the new boss July 1, according to Dartmouth-Hitchcock.
3. However, Geisel Interim Dean Duane Compton told the Valley News Geisel expects that 30 individuals may not have employment offers from Dartmouth-Hitchcock.
4. Geisel and Dartmouth first outlined a restructuring plan in September that they said would move hundreds of jobs to Dartmouth-Hitchcock and eliminate a smaller but at the time unspecified number of others, according to the report.
5. As part of the restructuring, Dartmouth-Hitchcock will become grantee on federal and non-federal support for research.
6. Over the next months, Dartmouth-Hitchcock managers will focus on creating the administrative infrastructure to oversee the expanded research portfolio of its physician faculty, according to the report.
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