Ann Carr
Corporate Officer/Principal bij Craig County Hospital Authority (Oklahoma)
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Ann Carr has worked as a Chief Nursing Officer at Craig County Hospital Authority in Oklahoma.
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Craig County Hospital Authority (Oklahoma)
 Craig County Hospital Authority (Oklahoma) Local AgenciesGovernment Craig General Hospital offers health care services such as home health, rehabilitation therapies, and behavioral health. Advanced technology and collaboration with physicians from Tulsa and Bartlesville allows patients to see a wide range of specialists at Craig General Hospital. Theirr exceptionally well-trained and compassionate staff treats patients with care and dignity. A not-for-profit hospital, Vinita's Craig General Hospital provides health care services to residents in Craig County and the Grand Lake O' the Cherokees area. Since opening in 1963, the hospital has remained independent, striving to meet the medical needs of northeastern Oklahoma. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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Craig County Hospital Authority (Oklahoma)
Craig County Hospital Authority (Oklahoma) Local AgenciesGovernment Craig General Hospital offers health care services such as home health, rehabilitation therapies, and behavioral health. Advanced technology and collaboration with physicians from Tulsa and Bartlesville allows patients to see a wide range of specialists at Craig General Hospital. Theirr exceptionally well-trained and compassionate staff treats patients with care and dignity. A not-for-profit hospital, Vinita's Craig General Hospital provides health care services to residents in Craig County and the Grand Lake O' the Cherokees area. Since opening in 1963, the hospital has remained independent, striving to meet the medical needs of northeastern Oklahoma. | Government |
