The Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey (OINJ) Hires Joe DiPaolo as Chief Executive Officer
Top healthcare executive joins one of the region s premier orthopedic practices.
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SPARTA, N.J., Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey (OINJ), a regional leader in orthopedic care, is proud to announce that Joe DiPaolo has been named Chief Executive Officer (CEO). DiPaolo s extensive career in health care management includes almost two decades of top-level leadership and unique specialization in orthopedic services. He joins OINJ during an exciting time of continued growth and expansion for the practice, which now boasts 24 providers in eight locations throughout north and central New Jersey.
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can be altered, eyewitnesses can be mistaken, and informants are rarely
credible. Police can have agendas and benefit from false convictions.
Reasonable Doubt.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has strained hospitals across the country to a far greater degree than any recent flu season.
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Washington Examiner analysis finds that COVID-19 hospitalizations have been about four times worse than the most severe recent seasonal flu and many times worse than in a normal flu season.
Medical professionals say that the stress the pandemic has put on the system is not comparable to that of the flu. To someone who says that, I d tell them, Spend a day with me and let me tell you what I ve seen for the last 10 months, said Dr. Comilla Sasson, an emergency physician at the University of Colorado Hospital. Since the pandemic began, Sasson has also assisted at hospitals across the nation, including in New York, South Dakota, and Texas.
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