Breaking: Controversial Oregon health care CEO forced out

He had been put on leave earlier for his role in a disputed out-of-state contract for ER services.

BREAKING NEWS Controversial Oregon health care CEO forced out He had been put on leave earlier for his role in a disputed out-of-state contract for ER services. READ MORE RELATED NEWS Oregon law disrupts corporate medicine, other states take notice Surprise end to PeaceHealth legal dispute with ER docs PeaceHealth places top Oregon exec on leave View as Webpage   Unsubscribe | Manage Preferences   All rights reserved. ©  Portland Business Journal Email sent by Portland Business Journal 851 SW Sixth Ave., Suite 500 Portland, OR 97204 USA Download the free app for breaking news alerts on your phone

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