Published: August 14th, 2009 09:48 PM
Last Modified: August 15th, 2009 08:21 PM
Joel Gilbertson, head of Providence Health Services for Alaska, is moving to a vice president's job with the Providence system in Renton, Wash., effective Sept. 1. In his new post, he will manage government relations and public affairs for the five-state Providence system, according to a press release. Bruce Lamoureaux, CEO of Providence Alaska Medical Center, became CEO for the Alaska region on Aug. 1 and Dick Mandsager, director of the Providence children's hospital, succeeded Lamoureaux as CEO of the medical center on Aug. 10.
The Providence system is the largest private employer in Alaska.
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