Jury returns verdict in Haganman trial
A jury in Mitchell County has made a split decision in the case of Dr. Mark Haganman against Mitchell County Regional Health Center (MCRHC), MercyOne Medical Center – North Iowa,
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A jury in Mitchell County has made a split decision in the case of Dr. Mark Haganman against Mitchell County Regional Health Center (MCRHC), MercyOne Medical Center – North Iowa,
Jury found doctor was not wrongfully fired but was defamed by a hospital administrator.
email article Mark Haganman, DO, filed a lawsuit against the Iowa hospital where he formerly worked, saying he was terminated as retaliation against his efforts to improve COVID-19 safety measures. Haganman had practiced at MercyOne's Mitchell County Regional Health Center (MCRHC) in Osage, Iowa, for nearly 28 years before being fired in November. His suit lists 10 claims, including that the hospital also retaliated against him for critiquing its leadership's COVID-19 safety plans. Globe Gazette that "the Board of Trustees exercised its rights under the services agreement to request Dr....
Jason W. Selby Press News (Editor's note: Some comments have been removed to give readers a more balanced account of Dr. Haganman's removal from MCRHC.)Â A few months after his departure from the Mitchell County Regional Health Center, Dr. Mark Haganman continues look for answers about his removal. MCRHC maintains it did the right thing by removing Haganman. Charles Wittmack SUBMITTED PHOTO Charles Wittmack, the attorney representing Haganman, believes the opposite, and that there has never been an issue of greater clinical significance to the hospital. Wittmackâ...
Jason W. Selby Press News (Editor's note: Some comments have been removed to give readers a more balanced account of Dr. Haganman's removal from MCRHC.)Â A few months after his departure from the Mitchell County Regional Health Center, Dr. Mark Haganman continues look for answers about his removal. MCRHC maintains it did the right thing by removing Haganman. Charles Wittmack SUBMITTED PHOTO Charles Wittmack, the attorney representing Haganman, believes the opposite, and that there has never been an issue of greater clinical significance to the hospital. Wittmackâ...