There are big changes happening in healthcare today, but Steven Johnson is ready to face them head on.
Leadership & Management
Healdsburg (Calif.) District Hospital plans to lay off 8 percent of its workforce, about 30 employees, according to a report by The Press Democrat.
Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare has eliminated 179 positions, and the president and CEO of the Hospital of Central Connecticut in New Britain was one of the employees affected, according to report by the Record-Journal.
Peter Butler has helped lead one of the largest health systems in Chicago since 2004, and most recently helped the organization launch its $1 billion Rush Transformation, a comprehensive renovation and construction project that brought a brand new, cutting-edge inpatient…
The rash of layoffs happening at hospitals and health systems across the country may be necessary to cut budgets, Ralph de la Torre, MD, CEO of Steward Health Care System in Boston, said at a healthcare forum this week, according…
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Tupelo-based North Mississippi Health Services has laid off 109 employees, according to a WTVA report.
A new analysis of the U.S. healthcare system delves into why the system costs so much, how quality is worse than other developed countries and why chronic illness management among all ages is the key to righting the ship.
Bay Medical Center in Panama City, Fla., part of the Pensacola, Fla.-based Sacred Heart Health System, has laid off 58 full-time employees, according to a report by The News Herald.
MedStar Washington Hospital Center in Washington, D.C., is cutting management and non-management positions from its workforce, according to a report by The Washington Post.
Bernard Tyson, CEO of Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente, spoke about the way he leads the 38-hospital integrated delivery system in the New York Times.