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- Shaw submitted resignation two months before firing
Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series of reports on the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission Angie Shaw submitted her resignation as CEO of Eureka Springs Hospital in early September, according to records obtained by the Times-Echo — almost two months before she was terminated by the city’s hospital commission on Nov
- Current, former hospital employees describe hostile work environment to . . .
The community at large will never know the extent of the personal sacrifices that employees have made to keep the hospital open and provide for its patients, including the former CEO, Angie Shaw … ” Magee went on to allege that micromanagement by Asbury led to resignations and staffing shortages on her team
- Angie Shaw Profiles - Facebook
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- 2 more hospital officials depart after CEO fired - PressReader
“I believe there is an infection at the hospital that needs immediate treatment,” one resident said at a Eureka Springs City Council meeting last week “This infection involves both the hospital commission and the current management of the hospital after the firing of Angie Shaw the CEO and the CNO ”
- Details emerge following Arkansas hospital CEO’s dismissal
The hospital commission voted unanimously Nov 1 to terminate Angie Shaw Ms Shaw joined the hospital 17 years ago as a certified nursing assistant and served in several roles before being
- Fired hospital CEO had submitted resignation two months earlier
Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series of reports on the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission Angie Shaw submitted her resignation as CEO of…
- Hospital grievances taken to city council | Eureka Springs Independent
Eureka Springs Hospital is experiencing turmoil following recent firings of CEO Angie Shaw, RN, and Chief Nursing Officer Jessica Petrino, RN Those firings led to resignations, including ER Direct…
- Former ESH CEO and CNO file wrongful termination lawsuits
Lawsuits filed on behalf of former Eureka Springs Hospital CEO Angie Shaw and former ESH Chief Nursing Officer Jessica Petrino against the hospital, and six members of the hospital commission, allege that the women were fired in early November as retaliation for reporting violations of the city’s Unlawful Harassment Policy and Violence in the Workplace Policy by Chief Financial Officer
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