Day After Sharp Healthcare Cuts Hundreds of Jobs, Admin Workers Join Union

Day after Sharp Healthcare cuts hundreds of jobs, admin workers join union

Health care providers gather at the nurses’ station in the intensive care unit at Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center. (File photo by Zoë Meyers/inewsource) Forty Sharp Healthcare medical office workers voted unanimously to join SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West, it was announced Tuesday. The election took place by mail from June 9 to 30. The union represents 120,000 healthcare workers across California. The workers are assigned to six offices, k…

Sharp HealthCare to lay off over 300 employees amid rising costs

Sharp HealthCare announced Monday it will be laying off over 300 employees, citing rising costs and challenging economic conditions.

Sharp HealthCare gives layoff notices to 315 workers, cuts executive pay

Citing significant financial headwinds, Sharp HealthCare, San Diego County’s largest medical provider, on Monday announced across-the-board layoffs and pay cuts for its top executives. Human resources notified 315 Sharp employees that their jobs had been eliminated, a number said to represent about 1.5% of the organization’s total workforce. The move comes one week after UC San Diego Health announced that it cut 230 positions for the same reason…

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More than 300 employees cut in Sharp HealthCare layoffs

Officials said that about 230 positions were being cut, roughly 1.5% of its staff of more than 14,000 employees, though its not yet known what departments were affected.

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Top News RCM technology vendor VisiQuate acquires Etyon, whose technology optimizes revenue cycle workflows. Reader Comments From Dark Daze: “Re: Sharp HealthCare. Cut 315 FTEs yesterday, 150 of them from IT, which is a 25% haircut.” Unverified, although the local TV station reports that IT was one of the departments affected and Redditors claim that IT was the hardest-hit area. From Isthmus: “Re: Sharp HealthCare. Laid off most of their Epic IT…