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Philip C. Simensen

Candidate for Cook-Orr Hospital District Board - Beatty Township

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About Cook-Orr Hospital District Board - Beatty Township

The hospital board of directors' role is to serve as the governing body of the hospital. The board is responsible for oversight of the hospital. Board responsibilities include: making strategic decisions for the hospital; hiring and monitoring an effective CEO; ensuring the hospital is; providing quality care; overseeing the hospital's financial well-being; being a representative of the hospital in the community.
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