Tenet’s filing stated that the resignation “did not result from any disagreement with the company or the board.”
With the general’s resignation, the Dallas-based company now has 11 members on its board.
Mr. Austin was confirmed as the first Black defense secretary in the nation’s history Jan. 22, according to NPR.
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