Citing Financial Losses, St. Charles Health System Lays Off Staff
Central Oregon provider will lay off 105 non-clinical employees but says services will be maintained.
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Central Oregon provider will lay off 105 non-clinical employees but says services will be maintained.
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Wages and open/closed shop are top issues as workers, management plan intensive bargaining to reach contract agreement by the end of March.
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The cause was a patient who initially tested negative for COVID-19 and who had difficulty wearing a mask.
On Wednesday, the Oregon Nurses Association filed an unfair labor practice charge against St. Charles Health System, headquartered in Bend, Ore., over the system's recently introduced policy of requiring employees to either get vaccinated against influenza or wear a mask through peak flu season, according to a report from KTVZ.
BEND, Ore. — Two years ago, St. Charles Health System’s Board of Directors recognized Prineville was ready for a new hospital. The board approved the construction of a facility that was consistent with the nonprofit organization’s vision for health services in the region.
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BEND, Ore. — St. Charles Health System leaders are pleased to announce that Jennifer Welander has been selected to serve as the organization’s chief financial officer.
BEND, Ore. — St. Charles Health System is opening a Center for Women’s Health in Bend that will offer a full spectrum of obstetric and gynecological services.
The St. Charles Health System board of directors has approved a $16 million renovation to St. Charles Madras that will add 26,000 square feet to the facility and enhance outpatient and primary care services.
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These are tumultuous times for St. Charles Health System. The nonprofit is losing its CEO and slashing its budget, and at the same time preparing to spend millions on new construction to upgrade some of the state’s smallest hospitals.