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NEW DIRECTORS
Since it doesn't seem like anyone reads the Forum section, I'm going to comment on a recent Forum submission in this section. Ms Huckins (In Support of TVHD) states that the new directors at the hospital, three physicians with local medical practices, are trying really hard to learn about the hospital and they have a steep learning curve. Didn't the public vote in a bunch of local doctors because they were supposed to know something about a hospital? Why do these physicians, a couple of whom have been in the community for decades, not have a better grasp of this hospital? Where were they in the past years?
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posted by
rm6
on Jul 14, 2007 at 10:02 PM
They were focusing on their private practices and trying to get past the sterotype that the healthcare in Tehachapi is absolutely horrid. I don't really know anything about the subject, but I'm pretty sure that running your own medical practice and being a member of a board that runs a public healthcare facility is quite different.
posted by
TK
on Jul 16, 2007 at 07:00 PM
One of the physician-directors was in a management position with the hospital district. Two other physician-directors have been previously employed in the emergency department. Another one of the physician-directors was/is employed in a supervisory position at the hospital. All of them are on the hospital's medical staff and most of them have served as Chief of Staff. It's not like they are new to it.
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