Mass General Brigham, Massachusetts’ largest hospital system, is cutting jobs for the second time in less than two years as part of a “difficult but necessary” financial move.
In a statement shared with Boston 25 News, a spokesperson for the not-for-profit healthcare group said the latest round of layoffs is intended “to strengthen our long-term financial sustainability.”
“Mass General Brigham is continuing to make changes in how we operate. While previous actions helped improve our financial position, our operating performance still requires broader structural changes. To strengthen our long-term sustainability, we must improve coordination across our hospitals and care settings, accelerating our transition to a more integrated model of care,” the spokesperson said…