The workforce changes will affect each of the five hospitals within West Penn, which is owned by Pittsburgh-based health insurer Highmark. A spokesperson said few jobs involved in patient care will be affected, according to the report.
Highmark officially acquired West Penn this spring. The system booked an operating loss of $99 million for the nine months ending March 31, according to the report. The latest employment changes are part of a systemwide effort to improve its financial standing, according to the report.
AHN employs about 10,300 people.
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