4 recent ASC industry leadership moves

Here are four ambulatory surgery center leaders who recently took on new roles.

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Allison Estes is now the administrator of Axis Surgery Center in Macon, Ga. Prior to her new role, Ms. Estes was the administrator of Axis Pain Center-Warner Robins.

Laura Grayble, previously the business manager of Maryville Surgical Center, recently became the billing manager of Blount Memorial Outpatient Surgery.  

Karen Howey, previously an administrator with a Nueterra center, has become an operations leader with the company.

Within the past year, Kathy Sulc became the administrator of Trident Ambulatory Surgery Center/Trident Eye Surgery Center. Previously, Ms. Sulc was the administrator of Colonial Heights Surgery Center.

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