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Salinas Valley Health selects new president/CEO - Vimarsana News

Salinas Valley Health selects new president/CEO

The Salinas Valley Health board of directors announced they have selected the next president/CEO of Salinas Valley Health.

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Dr. Allen Radner named Salinas Valley Health President/CEO. - Vimarsana News

Dr. Allen Radner named Salinas Valley Health President/CEO.

Dr. Allen Radner is no longer the interim leader of Salinas Valley Health, a position he held for a little over six months. On Thursday night, June 6, the SVH

Salinas Valley Health RISE event promotes health, volunteerism, spirit - Vimarsana News

Salinas Valley Health RISE event promotes health, volunteerism, spirit

The goal of the event was two-fold in that it provided the community a fun day focused on health, wellness, and volunteer opportunities, while giving the Salinas Valley Health staff an organized, enjoyable outlet to give back to the community.

10 notable CEO transitions this year - Vimarsana News

10 notable CEO transitions this year

Read about the 10 CEO transitions at hospitals and health systems across the US in 2023 that caught the attention of Becker's Hospital Review readers. From firi

Officials recommend actions to stay healthy for the holidays - Vimarsana News

Officials recommend actions to stay healthy for the holidays

“We are seeing an uptick in the number of people with respiratory illness and encourage people to stay updated with available vaccines to protect against severe symptoms,” said Karina Rusk, Salinas Valley Health spokeswoman. “It’s especially important with holiday travel and family gatherings. Respiratory Syncytial Virus, commonly known as RSV, is a concern for both the adult and pediatric population.”