St. Francis Medical Center in New Jersey Lays Off 37 Employees

St. Francis Medical Center in Trenton, N.J., has laid off 37 employees due to lower reimbursements and patient admissions and changes from healthcare reform, according to a Times report.

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According to President and CEO Jerry Jablonowski, the layoffs affected 20 leadership roles and 17 staff members as the hospital consolidated some departments. Affected employees received a severance package and continuation of benefits, according to the report.

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