NJHA Installs Douglas Struyk as 2021 Board Chair
CEO of Christian Health Care Center is 1st Post-Acute Leader to Serve the Role
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PRINCETON, N.J., Jan. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Douglas A. Struyk, President and CEO of Christian Health Care Center in Wyckoff, today was installed as chair of the Board of the New Jersey Hospital Association. In addition to hospitals, NJHA s nearly 400 members span the continuum of healthcare providers; Struyk, whose organization provides senior life, short-term rehab and mental health services, is the first chair in NJHA s history from the post-acute/long-term care and behavioral health communities.
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