Almost the same time that Beth O’Brien announced her departure as chief operating officer of PeaceHealth, the troubled healthcare system once again found itself confronting dissatisfaction among its employees.
The sudden resignation of Beth O’Brien, chief operating officer of PeaceHealth, comes just weeks after three top-level executives at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart, lost their jobs.
Three top-level executives at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart are leaving the Catholic-affiliated organization, while another executive could get her walking papers soon, according to confidential sources.
At least one Pacific Northwest hospital is getting private medical details of patients who do not seek care there – without those patients’ permission – in what may be a violation of federal laws, according to documents obtained by The Lund Report.
Another high-level executive at Peace Health has handed in his resignation. Kirk Raboin, chief administrative officer at the St. John Medical Center in Longview, Wash., steps down on Friday after a 36-year career.
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Pacific Northwest healthcare giant PeaceHealth looks likely to face significant net losses in its current fiscal year, with lower revenue than forecast in the budget and a significant drop in the paper value of the nonprofit’s investments, according to a confidential financial statement obtained
Cynthia Finter, senior vice president of payer strategy, innovation and operations, will be leaving PeaceHealth on Feb.
The large-scale layoffs that had been expected at PeaceHealth by the end of January have been placed on hold, according to confidential sources.
A new wave of layoffs is expected to hit PeaceHealth with employees losing their jobs at the end of January, according to inside information leaked to The Lund Report.
Since Beth O'Brien became the chief operating officer at PeaceHealth, six members of its executive team have been terminated, while the health system lost a multi-million dollar lawsuit in late October.
