Officials from West Penn Allegheny Health System in Pittsburgh say approximately 400 employees will lose jobs due to the consolidation of its two city-based acute-care hospitals, according to a WPAHS news release.
In June, officials had estimated approximately, 1,500 employees would lose their jobs, according to a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette report. The resignation of 220 employees, along with jobs opening elsewhere in the system, reduced that original estimate.
The consolidation will result in services moving from West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh to Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh.
At this time, the System does not anticipate any additional jobs will be impacted as a result of its plans for West Penn Hospital, according to the release.
Read West Penn Allegheny Health System’s news release on the consolidation and layoffs.
Read about other hospital layoffs:
-5 Hospitals and Health Systems Planning Job Cuts
-Massachusetts' Cooley Dickinson Hospital To Cut 60 Jobs
-New York City's Health & Hospitals Corp. to Cut 500 Jobs, End Physician Contracts
In June, officials had estimated approximately, 1,500 employees would lose their jobs, according to a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette report. The resignation of 220 employees, along with jobs opening elsewhere in the system, reduced that original estimate.
The consolidation will result in services moving from West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh to Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh.
At this time, the System does not anticipate any additional jobs will be impacted as a result of its plans for West Penn Hospital, according to the release.
Read West Penn Allegheny Health System’s news release on the consolidation and layoffs.
Read about other hospital layoffs:
-5 Hospitals and Health Systems Planning Job Cuts
-Massachusetts' Cooley Dickinson Hospital To Cut 60 Jobs
-New York City's Health & Hospitals Corp. to Cut 500 Jobs, End Physician Contracts