Seven spine and orthopedic practices have installed new CEOs so far this year:
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Rena Stewart, MD, is the newest provider at Susquehanna Health Orthopaedics in Williamsport, Pa.
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Richmond-based OrthoVirginia has appointed John Phipps, MD, CEO July 6.
Chicago-based Northwest Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine joined Illinois Bone & Joint Institute July 1.
A new medical office is coming to Ascension Seton Medical Center Austin (Texas) according to a July 7 Connect Texas report.
The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced many new challenges for spine practices, but industry leaders believe those that aim to thrive post-pandemic must prepare for the future now.
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Jagannathan Neurosurgery in Troy, Mich., has recruited Adam Kremer, MD, as its second neurosurgeon, according to a July 6 report.