El Paso Children’s Hospital CEO Ray Dziesinski resigns
By Daniel Borunda, El Paso Times, Texas | |
McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
In April, Dziesinski was hired on a six-month contract and he will stay for another 30 to 45 days to help with the transition of whoever is selected as the next CEO, Byrd said.
Dziesinski was previously the hospital's chief financial officer until he replaced former CEO
Before joining
"Obviously, it's unfortunate and disappointing,"
The 10-story, 122-bed hospital opened in
UMC officials have said that the children's hospital owes it more than
The children's hospital has admitted more than 3,000 patients and has had about 30,000 outpatient visits since October, officials have said.
In 2007,
Hospital officials have said that the hospital encountered unforeseen changes and problems that included a reduction in
"I do know that we are working with both boards, the children's hospital board and the UMC board," Valenti said. "We are working together to find solutions."
In June, Dziesinski said that the children's hospital was not failing despite its financial difficulties.
Escobar said that the hospital's financial issues did not appear to be the reason Dziesinski resigned and that his departure appeared to be personal decision.
The boards of both hospitals are working to solve the dispute and there is a "renewed commitment by UMC to ensuring Children's success," she said.
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