The Doctor Is Out
The number of primary care providers in Oregon is flatlining — especially in rural areas. But experts say the problem is curable.
OHSU
OHSU Board Delays Vote to Replace Jacobs as University President
The plan to quickly appoint Dan Selden was tabled after Gov. Kotek and others cried foul.
OHSU Announces Layoff of at Least 500, Weighs Cuts to Benefits
Staff reductions come as the public research university plans to purchase rival Legacy Health for $1B.
Neil Goldschmidt Dead at 83
In the 1970s, he launched a political career that made him a national celebrity and put Portland on the map. He also began sexually assaulting a teenager who suffered for the rest of her short life.
Two OSU-Led Industry Clusters Designated ‘Tech Hubs’ by The Department of Commerce
The mass timber and microfluidics industry groups will now compete for $500 million in grants to spur American technological competitiveness.
Concerns About OHSU-Legacy Merger Fueled Strike Vote, Nurses Say
ONA says the union is asking for more information about nurses’ working conditions after the merger goes through.
ONA Expresses Skepticism, Cautious Optimism Regarding OHSU-Legacy Merger
The proposed absorption of Legacy Health into OHSU would make OHSU the largest employer in the Portland metro area.
How to Cultivate Diversity and Equity
Leaders at Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt and OHSU talk about what works and what doesn’t in today’s business climate.
COVID Vaccines: Private Sector Could Cure Rollout Disparities
Businesses touted as solution to distributing COVID-19 vaccines.