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Christina Zorn named chief administrative officer of Mayo Clinic
WebThe Mayo Clinic Board of Trustees has tapped Christina Zorn to become the organization’s next chief administrative officer. The announcement, made Friday morning, positions Zorn to become the number two ranking executive at Mayo — working alongside President and CEO Dr. Gianrico Farrugia. In a statement, Farrugia called Zorn a “values
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Mayo Clinic opens new primary care facility in south Rochester
Web(THE MED CITY BEAT) - Mayo Clinic's new primary care facility in south Rochester opened Monday. The 22,800 square-foot building, located in the Shoppes on Maine development, will house up to 60 employees. The Post-Bulletin notes th e clinic includes 30 exam rooms, five consultat
Thank you for eight great years!
WebMayo Clinic has signed on to a federal initiative aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, which contribute to climate change. As part of the Better Climate Challenge — which was introduced last fall by the U.S. Department of Energy — Mayo is pledging to cut certain greenhouse gas emissions by 50 percent and reduce energy use by 10 …
Looking to 'close the door on racism,' Mayo commits $100 million …
WebMayo Clinic says it will invest $100 million over the next 10 years to address health disparities and to ‘eliminate racism’ and advance equity and inclusion on its campuses.. The announcement was made Wednesday afternoon following the closing of the Plummer Building doors.The ceremonial gesture was made to symbolize Mayo ‘closing …
Thank you for eight great years!
WebEst. 2014. Aug 31. Aug 31 How one physician's practice grew to be a regional leader in community care. Faces of Olmsted Medical Center. The year was 1949. The troops were back home. Harry Truman was entering his second term as president. The country was on the cusp of an economic boom. Televisions were becoming a staple of the American …
Mayo Clinic in Rochester now using a full team of robots to fight …
WebThe future of fighting bacteria has arrived at Rochester's Mayo Clinic. This month, the clinic began deploying a team of robots to prevent the spread of Clostridium difficile (C-diff) bacteria, one of the most common infections patients can get while receiving care at a medical facility.. C-diff can can cause symptoms ranging from diarrhea to life …
Groundbreaking Mayo Clinic study links youth contact sports with …
WebMayo Clinic researchers in Florida have discovered a link between youth contact sports and chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) , a progressive degenerative disease caused by repetitive brain trauma. The study, published in this month's issue of Acta Neuropathologica , found evidence that
What can art tell us about mental health
WebThe Rochester Art Center’s new exhibition, "Mental Health: Mind Matters" opens this weekend with a mix of art, interactive exhibits — and a critical mission. Co-hosted by Mayo Clinic and presented by Olmsted Medical Center and the Rochester Area Foundation, “Mind Matters” is meant to raise awareness about mental health.
Mayo Clinic, with its finances largely unscathed by Covid-19, …
WebThe Rochester-based health system is expanding on all fronts: in addition to Mayo’s predominant role in the Destination Medical Center initiative, Mayo is actively pursuing a $748 million expansion project on its Phoenix campus and a $144 million expansion in Jacksonville, Florida.
Facing $3B shortfall, Mayo Clinic announces pay cuts for more …
WebFacing an economic crisis not seen in decades, Mayo Clinic announced Friday it is instituting temporary pay cuts for more than 20,000 workers. That number represents about a third of its total staff — and includes physicians, allied health staff and administrative workers. Temporary furloughs of some staff are also planned, though …
Mayo Clinic, Thermo Fisher embarking on collaboration in One …
WebDr. William Morice, president of Mayo Clinic Laboratories, said Thermo Fisher Scientific’s second Rochester location (in addition to its office on 18th Street NW) will be based inside the Advanced Diagnostics Laboratory on the third floor of One Discovery Square. Roughly a dozen people from Thermo Fisher will work out of the space.
What can Mayo Clinic do to diversify its workforce
WebBy shutting the Plummer Building doorsin July 2020, Mayo Clinic hoped to symbolize “closing the door on racism,” in recognition of a $100 million commitment to furthering diversity and inclusion efforts on its campuses. Among the key priorities listed is a $5 million annual pledge to “increase recruitment and retention” of physicians
Michael York: On 'Austin Powers,' amyloidosis & adjusting to life in
WebMichael York, the enduring actor whose film credits include Cabaret, The Three Musketeers, and Logan’s Run, is settling into his next act two-thousand miles away from Hollywood.. Earlier this year, York and his wife of 54 years, Pat, listed their longtime home in Los Angeles and set their sights on southern Minnesota.
Thank you for eight great years!
WebFollowing a week in which Olmsted County saw our highest number of Covid-19 cases yet, the Minnesota Medical Association joined many leading health organizations in recommending governments adopt face mask policies for indoor spaces.There is now little doubt that these policies will reduce virus transmission. To keep businesses open and …
Mayo Clinic announces 2023 pay raises ranging from 6 to 9 percent
WebOct 5. Oct 5 Mayo Clinic announces 2023 pay raises ranging from 6 to 9 percent. News | 2022. Nearly 65,000 Mayo Clinic employees are in line for a minimum six percent pay increase beginning next year. The pay raises for allied health staff, a category that includes nurses to maintenance workers, will take effect on Jan. 4, 2023 and be reflected
Mayo increases planned pay raises to 4 percent, citing inflation woes
WebMayo Clinic announced this week it will bump employee pay raises up to 4 percent in 2022, up from the 2 percent raises introduced earlier this year. In making the adjustment, a Mayo spokesperson cited concerns over the impacts inflation — which is at its highest level in four decades— may have on staff members at the lower end of the pay …
Thank you for eight great years!
WebWhile the Women’s Health Pavilion is new, OMC’s patient-centered approach to women and their birth experiences is not new. “At this stage in my life and career, I really want us to honor the past.”. Part of honoring the past is acknowledging the physicians and nurses who were forward thinking and innovative. “It started way back.
Former Olmsted County Public Health director says he was pushed …
WebNews | 2021. Former Olmsted County Public Health Director Graham Briggs says it was not his decision to step down from his position leading the department. In an interview this week, Briggs said he was informed as far back as October of the county’s plan to search for a new director. Briggs said his options were to take a demotion, or resign.
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