Tag: Lifespan Corp.
Meet the Makers: A manufacturer with a super absorbing history
(Editor’s note: This is the 14th installment in a monthly series highlighting some of the region’s unsung manufacturers that make products essential to the...
Two hubs better than one when looking for job growth
For those wondering where post-pandemic job growth might come from in Rhode Island, there’s encouraging news on two fronts.
On Oct. 23, the state was...
United Way’s Brown among 13 honorees for PBN’s 2023 Diversity Equity...
PROVIDENCE – Adama Brown, United Way of Rhode Island Inc.’s director of research and data analytics, is among 13 honorees – 12 organizations and...
Five Questions With: Dr. Bharat Ramratnam
Dr. Bharat Ramratnam serves as Lifespan Corp.’s chief science officer and medical director of the Lifespan Clinical Research Center. Along with these titles, Ramratnam...
City opens PILOT talks with Lifespan
While Providence Mayor Brett P. Smiley has celebrated the passage of the latest payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreements with Providence’s four colleges and universities, uncertainties remain about...
Five Questions With: Kristen Connolly and J. Hogue
Earlier this summer, Lifespan Corp., Rhode Island’s largest health care system, appeared in Nielsen Norman Group’s list of top 10 intranet systems in the...
HELPING HANDS: Online classes, grants speed training of desperately needed CNAs
Anyone who has spent even a little time in a nursing home or hospital has seen whose hands do the essential feeding, dressing, cleaning...
From city neighborhoods to a career in banking
Johnny Perez never imagined that he’d work for a bank.
Now he’s an assistant vice president at Citizens Financial Group Inc. in Providence.
Eight years ago,...
Miriam Hospital attains national accreditation for rectal cancer care
PROVIDENCE – The Miriam Hospital has received accreditation under the American College of Surgeons National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer in recognition of the...
Providence mayor touts new tax agreements with city’s major universities
PROVIDENCE – Mayor Brett P. Smiley on Tuesday announced his administration has reached tentative payment-in-lieu-of-taxes deals with the four private higher education institutions based...
