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Posted: 8:33 AM Sep 8, 2010
Panama City’s Bay Medical Center celebrates grand opening
After years of planning, fundraising, and construction, Bay Medical Center will celebrate the grand opening of their new hospital wing and energy plant Wednesday.
Reporter: Paris Janos |
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Panama City – After years of planning, fundraising, and construction, Bay Medical Center will celebrate the grand opening of their new hospital wing and energy plant Wednesday.
Wednesday morning, before the celebration got underway, NewsChannel 7’s Paris Janos met with Bay Medical CEO Steve Johnson to discuss the new building, what it means for patients, and how locals can get involved in the grand opening celebration.
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Posted by: jeremy
Location: cove
on Sep 9, 2010 at 11:33 AM
brian, have you been there long enough to remember cutting employees hours from 40 hours a week in order to save money for this? i have people very close to me that work there.cutting someones hours is very close to taking their money. i would rather change my career than work for them. i have worked there before. many years ago it was the best hospital in PC to work for. now you don't have much choice. i have worked in hospitals from orlando to san francisco to boston and many in between. i have never worked in a hospital that does not give holiday pay, shift differential, nor one that reduces its employee's hours to help pay for their new construction. bay med is lucky there are not any unions around.
Posted by: delmus
Location: calloway
on Sep 8, 2010 at 06:13 PM
It is nice to have a new wing but what would realy be nice to have a place to park
Posted by: Brian
Location: Panama City
on Sep 8, 2010 at 05:34 PM
What money are you talking about, Jeremy? I work there. The hospital didn't take ANY money from me. And there is only one CEO, Steve Johnson...you know, the guy in the interview. Have you ever worked for Bay Medical Center, Jeremy?
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