The HSE is re-regionalising

The CEO of the new children hospital started her career as a nurse and then went in to hospital management she also has an MBA. The woman is not nursing with a salary of 140k or whatever it is, she is a hospital manager on a salary of 140k or whatever the salary is.

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Disappointed that Tipperary will still be two separate “Health Boards”

South Tipp General covers as far north as Fantane Borrisoleigh. If you get taken by ambulance here, it’s always Clonmel you’re taken to. The standard is good in Clonmel compared to the Mid west regional despite the overcrowding. The trouble is though that any follow up outpatient care that’s normally required for a Thurles patient comes under the remit of the HSE Midwest region. You have to literally self present yourself for this. Either merge all of Tipperary into the Midwest, bring in a moratorium of Thurles based ambulances serving Clonmel, or take hospital services Thurles and Templemore out of the UHL Midwest area.

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Eric Cartman wrote: »

50 year old mary who cant use a computer - out the door
The 4 people stamping forms - out the door
Gut the rot out of it.

Or, you know, train her properly.

You wouldn't be saying that if Mary was your mother.

Putting more people in unemployment is not the answer.

jmayo

mariaalice wrote: »

The CEO of the new children hospital started her career as a nurse and then went in to hospital management she also has an MBA. The woman is not nursing with a salary of 140k or whatever it is, she is a hospital manager on a salary of 140k or whatever the salary is.

So we have a CEO of a hospital that doesn't even exist.
Well apart from the hole in the ground.

Oh wait she is CEO of the Childrens Hospital group which is the three hospitals Temple St, Crumlin and Tallaght.

She was appointed in 2013.

One question I have is, were the existing CEOs of each hospital left in place with her position being a new one on top of theirs ?
And yes I know Tallaght is different since it is a general hospital of sorts besides the children's units.
And what will happen to the heads of the these existing hospitals (Crumlin and Temple ST) when there are all rolled into one ?

What exactly is this 140k CEO doing ?
Is she helping rack up the cost by a billion or so.
I wonder does she get a bonus for that. :rolleyes:

jmayo

jmayo wrote: »

So we have a CEO of a hospital that doesn't even exist.
Well apart from the hole in the ground.

Oh wait she is CEO of the Childrens Hospital group which is the three hospitals Temple St, Crumlin and Tallaght.

She was appointed in 2013.

One question I have is, were the existing CEOs of each hospital left in place with her position being a new one on top of theirs ?
And yes I know Tallaght is different since it is a general hospital of sorts besides the children's units.
And what will happen to the heads of the these existing hospitals (Crumlin and Temple ST) when there are all rolled into one ?

What exactly is this 140k CEO doing ?
Is she helping rack up the cost by a billion or so.
I wonder does she get a bonus for that. :rolleyes:

The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board are the ones building the hospital not the CEO. I dont know how much she is paid that was just an example but it would be easy to find out. Its a good question about the other CEO what happens to them.