4 recent ASC industry moves

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

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Eva-Marie Alexander, previously a revenue manager with Stanford Hospital and Clinics, has become the clinic manager of Byers Eye Institute of Stanford Healthcare in Palo Alto, Calif.

Scott Bergmann, administrator of Millennium Surgical Center, recently became a board member of the New Jersey Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers.

Mary Dailey, previously the senior vice president of corporate services and clinical quality and support at Nueterra, has become the senior vice president of clinical operations and corporate services at Nueterra.  

A little more than a year ago, Diane Marshinski, RN, BSN, became a perioperative nurse at Tennessee Valley Eye Center in Knoxville. Previously, she was the director of nursing at Maryville Surgical Center.

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