Randy Betancourt Case Analysis

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I am pleased to announce that Randy Betancourt has accepted the Technical Analyst II – Zone position for the Treasure Coast Market based out of St Lucie Medical Center. His official start date will be 6/12. We as a team will be working on a transition plan to ensure coverage in both Palm Beach and Treasure Coast Markets is managed with minimum impact.

Randy has been working with HCA since 2010, starting as a Technical Analyst at Columbia Hospital. He quickly moved to JFK and Palms West Hospital finding more opportunities to utilize his skills, shortly after he was permanently placed at Palms West Hospital where he worked toward receiving a promotion to Technical Analysist II. Randy continues to work on numerous projects and implementations

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