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UVA Health hires chief diversity & community engagement officers
Dr. Tracy Downs comes from University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
Charlottesville-based UVA Health has named Dr. Tracy M. Downs as the health system’s inaugural chief diversity & community engagement officer, effective July 1. A urologist who specializes in the surgical
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Healthgrades released its 2021 list recognizing the top 250 hospitals in the United States, and 12 Virginia hospitals made the cut — with two breaking the top 100. The 12 Virginia
Sentara hires supply chain exec
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Norfolk-based Sentara Healthcare announced Thursday it has hired Jennifer McPherren as its vice president of supply chain, effective March 15. She succeeds Doug Farley who retired in May 2020. McPherren
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Bon Secours seeks to expand Suffolk hospital
Proposal increases square footage, number of beds
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Bon Secours Mercy Health announced on Monday it has filed a certificate of public need (COPN) to expand its Suffolk hospital by 67,000 square feet and add up to 36
Northam extends ban on elective surgeries until May 1
Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association argues ban has lasted long enough.
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Gov. Ralph Northam on Thursday extended the ban on elective surgeries at Virginia hospitals until May 1, despite the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association’s (VHHA) letter sent to Northam urging