Westchester Medical Center Health Network cuts 100 jobs as part of restructuring
A network spokesman says they realigning operations by centralizing services and reducing a number of administrative and corporate service roles.
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Nov 13, 2024, 5:38 PM
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Updated 18 hr ago
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2ds agoThe Westchester Medical Center Health Network has laid off approximately 100 employees, less than 1% of its workforce, primarily in management-level positions.
A network spokesman says they realigning operations by centralizing services and reducing a number of administrative and corporate service roles.
He says no direct patient care roles have been impacted.
Network Hospitals:
- Westchester Medical Center
- Maria Fareri Children's Hospital
- Good Samaritan Hospital, Suffern
- Mid-Hudson Regional Hospital, Poughkeepsie
- Behavioral Health Center
- Bon Secours Community Hospital
- HealthAlliance
- Margaretville Hospital
- St. Anthony Community Hospital
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