Dozens Laid Off by Trinity Mother Frances
Posted/updated on: March 6, 2013 at 4:57 pm
TYLER — Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals and Clinics eliminated approximately 80 positions on Tuesday. The story was reported late Tuesday afternoon by KETK. “Trinity Mother Frances has a distinguished 75 year history. As we plan for our future service to the greater East Texas community, we will continue to place our emphasis on ensuring the highest standard of patient safety and providing the best and most compassionate patient care,” said Lindsey Bradley, President & CEO. “As the health care sector changes, so must we change to address the needs of today and tomorrow.”
“Our strategy is not just about cost-reduction; it is about positioning Trinity Mother Frances to grow in the ever changing health care market,” Bradley said. “I believe this is the best way for us to continue our commitment to serving the health care needs of people of East Texas.” Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer Darin Szilagyi added, “It is not lost on anyone inside Trinity Mother Frances that we are impacting the lives of our staff.”
