Robert Chaloner To Step Down as Head of Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, Will Focus on Raising Funds for New Facility in Shinnecock Hills - 27 East

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Robert Chaloner To Step Down as Head of Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, Will Focus on Raising Funds for New Facility in Shinnecock Hills

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Robert Chaloner at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital.  DANA SHAW

Robert Chaloner at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. DANA SHAW

Robert Chaloner at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital.  DANA SHAW

Robert Chaloner at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. DANA SHAW

Chief administrative officer of Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Robert Chaloner.  PRESS FILE

Chief administrative officer of Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Robert Chaloner. PRESS FILE

Brendan J. O’Reilly on Mar 15, 2023
Robert Chaloner, the chief administrative officer of Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, is stepping down from his role and will transition to fundraising, full time, for the construction of a new... more

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