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New Leader for Saddleback Memorial Board

The new chairman will be CPA Patrick Donahue. He's replacing Laguna Hills City Manager Bruce Channing, whose term is ending but who will remain on the board.

Saddleback Memorial Medical Center in Laguna Hills has named board member CPA Patrick Donahue chairman of the board of directors.

On July 1, Donahue will replace Laguna Hills City Manager Bruce Channing, whose term as chairman is due to end and who will stay on the board, according to a Saddleback announcement. Donahue became chairman of the finance committee in 2010 and has been a co-chair of the Saddleback patient advisory council.

Dr. Richard Wasley is replacing Dr. John Schuetz as a member of the finance committee. According to Saddleback, Wasley attended UC Irvine and USC. At L.A. County Medical Center, where he was elected chief resident. He is medical director of radiology at South Coast Radiological Medical Group.

The new secretary of the board will be Jaci Songstad, who has been on the board since 2009.

“The dedication and expertise of those who volunteer to help lead our organization ensures Saddleback Memorial continues its legacy of quality, compassionate health care," Steve Geidt, Saddleback's chief executive officer, said in a press release.

Saddleback Memorial is part of the not-for-profit MemorialCare Health System, which includes Saddleback Memorial Laguna Hills and San Clemente, Orange Coast Memorial in Fountain Valley and Independent Practice Association Greater Newport Physicians.

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GreenInOC May 16, 2013 at 09:16 am
I hit enter in the comment and it posted - I wasn't done! Why would it post if you don't clickRead More "post comment"?! I read one story and the scrunched up left placement gave me a headache. The ad column on the right is way too big - too wide. If they made that smaller, swapped the "board" column and the news (so the news was in the middle), I think it would be easier to read.
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With the ad block on the right and the boards info in the middle, it feels like the news part isRead More scrunched too far to the left.
bbq May 15, 2013 at 03:21 pm
YUK :(