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Sutter Coast CEO outlines staffing gains, HOPE Center opening and workforce housing plan
Summary
At a May 4 Crescent City Council meeting, Sutter Coast Hospital CEO Michael Lane described staffing growth, upcoming physician hires and a new emergency psychiatric facility called the HOPE Center; he also detailed plans for roughly 40 workforce-housing units for hospital employees.
The Crescent City Council on May 4 recognized Sutter Coast Hospital with a proclamation marking Hospital Week and Nurses’ Week and heard a detailed update from the hospital’s CEO, Michael Lane.
Lane told the council the hospital has grown its workforce from 380 to 466 employees, a 21% increase, and plans to add two primary-care physicians and a pulmonologist in the coming year. “We’ve increased the staffing over the last few years from 380 employees to 466 as of today. That’s a 21% increase in the number of…
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