UPMC Cuts 29 Board Members

The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center has removed 29 people from its 51-member board of directors in an effort to improve the board’s effectiveness, according to a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review report.

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The board will continue to be structured in three equal parts that represent the hospitals, University of Pittsburgh and community.

UPMC plans to create a new “board of visitors” comprised of community and business leaders to provide input on UPMC’s decisions.

Read the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review report on the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center board of directors.

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