Slides: When a cath lab leader says ‘I quit’

Candace Stuart | | Cardiovascular Business | Cath Lab

Have you ever wondered about the financial consequences of losing your cath lab director? Michael G. Vanderlans, relationship manager in the permanent placement division of Springboard Healthcare, crunched the numbers, including the cost of potential lost revenue, staff turnover and an interim director for six months. The answer is “ouch.”

 

Candace Stuart, Contributor

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