Kentucky’s Baptist Regional Medical Center Reduces Staff by 117

Baptist Regional Medical Center in Corbin, Ky., has reduced its staff by the equivalent of 117 full-time employees since April 1, according to a Times-Tribune report.

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On May 30, the hospital let go the equivalent of 59 full-time employees. An additional 58 full-time equivalent employees have voluntarily left the hospital, bringing the staff down to approximately 960.

Read the Times-Tribune report on Baptist Regional Medical Center’s staff reduction.

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