Congratulations to Providence Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital's Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Erika Wright and Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) Stacie Miller, who were both recently recognized on Becker's Hospital Review's lists of CFO's and CNO's to know!
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