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5 Ways Your Surgery Center Can Compete with Hospitals for Employees

Employees of any organization are vital to its success. In part due to their smaller size, surgery centers face challenges in recruiting talented employees, particularly when competing with a local hospital.

By: Staff

Tuesday, June 21st, 2011

Two administrators of ambulatory surgery centers — Melodie Garrobo of Golden (Colo.) Ridge Surgery Center and Jessie Scott, MBA, of Presidio Surgery Center in San Francisco — offer five ways surgery centers can compete with a hospital for employees.

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