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CHI St. Vincent and Morehouse School of Medicine of Atlanta to launch partnership
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Little Rock, Arkansas – On Monday, an announcement will be made on a partnership that is intended to increase the number of clinicians and improve the CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs residency program.
A press conference will be held on March 25 from one to two thirty o’clock in the afternoon. CommonSpirit Health, the parent company of CHI St. Vincent and Morehouse School of Medicine of Atlanta, will be speaking at the event.
As a result of the agreement, CHI St. Vincent will get assistance and experience enhanced stability, which will allow for increased efforts to deliver healthcare that is more equal in its natural state.
This event will be attended by a number of distinguished individuals, including Dr. Doug Ross, the president of CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs, Chad Adudell, the Market CEO of CHI St. Vincent, and other visitors.
The Garvan Woodland Gardens, which can be found in Hot Springs at 550 Arkridge Road, will serve as the venue for the event.
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