Providence Medical Group Announces Tentative Agreement with Hospitalists, Palliative Care Physicians at Providence St. Vincent

February 6, 2025 Providence Oregon News Team

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February 5, 2024
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Providence Medical Group Announces Tentative Agreement with Hospitalists, Palliative Care Physicians at Providence St. Vincent

Providence Medical Group (PMG) has reached a complete tentative agreement with represented hospitalists and palliative care physicians at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center.

The Pacific Northwest Hospital Medicine Association, part of the Oregon Nurses Association, will now share details with their members and schedule a ratification vote.

Further details will be announced following that vote.

Once again, PMG extends its gratitude to all our dedicated team members for their unwavering support and hard work during this period, which has enabled us to provide care for our communities.

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