BRIEFLY : Medicine: Hospital Hires New Official
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Cedars-Sinai Medical Center has hired a new chief operating officer.
Thomas F. Zenty III, formerly of Mercy Healthcare of Arizona, will oversee all medical center activities and services.
“Cedars-Sinai is fortunate to add such a high-caliber, highly regarded health care executive to our management team,” said Thomas Priselac, chief executive officer of the center.
Zenty was honored as an “Emerging Leader in Health Care” by the 1994 Health Care Forum.
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