Leadership & Management

Desert Regional Medical Center in California Lays Off 5 Employees

Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Spring, Calif., has laid off five employees from various departments, according to a Desert Sun report.

By: Staff

Wednesday, September 14th, 2011

According to the report, the five affected employees will receive severance packages depending on how long they have worked at the hospital.

Related Articles on Hospital Layoffs:

St. Francis Medical Center in New Jersey Lays Off 37 Employees
Oswego Health in New York Eliminates 28 Positions
Bluefield Regional Medical Center in West Virginia Announces 12 Layoffs

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