Vancouver, Wash.-based PeaceHealth plans to lay off 94 employees in Washington state, including nurses and other clinical staff, according to a WARN notice filed Feb. 11. The layoffs, which equate to ...

PeaceHealth is laying off less than 1% of its systemwide workforce, affecting various roles including leadership. The hospital system attributes the layoffs to redesigning teams and workflows, not ...

A staffing change at PeaceHealth emergency rooms has drawn national attention from the American Academy of Emergency Medicine. The AAEM supports the local physician group, stating local ownership best ...

Nearly 50 emergency physicians at PeaceHealth hospitals in Lane County will be impacted by a change in the emergency physicians group responsible for providing clinicians to the hospitals, we reported ...

After a firmly decided vote of "no confidence" in PeaceHealth leadership by medical staff at the RiverBend hospital in Springfield, the Oregon Nurses Association intends to conduct a similar vote.

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Feb. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- PeaceHealth clinicians will have access to additional operational support to participate in select Medicare value-based care programs through an ...

Vancouver, Wash.-based PeaceHealth will not renew its contract with its current emergency physicians, opting to partner with Atlanta-based ApolloMD instead, CBS affiliate KCBY reported Feb. 5.

Staffing changes are coming to Lane County emergency departments as PeaceHealth plans to replace Eugene Emergency Physicians with Lane Emergency Physicians, an LLC created by Georgia-based management ...

Vancouver-based PeaceHealth will lay off 94 employees statewide, 46 of them in Clark County, by April 12. Elizabeth Lagler, chief human resources officer for PeaceHealth, announced the layoffs in a ...