- Vincent Splendido elected to Advanced Laboratory board Wilkes-Barre General Hospital Director of Marketing Vincent Splendido, of Harveys Lake, re- cently was elected to the board of directors of Advanced Laboratory ny. Services. As a member of the board, +2 Splendido will assistin guiding the :“ financial and administrative en- deavors of the corporation. Ad- » vanced Laboratory Services is a corporate affiliate of Rural Health Corporation which provides clini- cal laboratory testing throughout hi Luzerne and Wyoming counties. A 17-year Wilkes-Barre General Hospital employee, Splendido holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from Wilkes College and has com- pleted post-graduate studies at both Wilkes and Lehigh Univer- sity. As the hospital's director of marketing, Splendido is respon- sible for managing lab contracts with physicians, community members and healthcare pro- videers. He was instrumental in establishing Wilkes-Barre General as a reference laboratory facility throughout the 13 counties of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Splendido is a member of the Falls Lions Club, the American Society of Medical Technology, an associate member of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists and coach of Forty Fort Little League team. VINCENT SPLENDIDO Dr. Charles Krivenko named VP of Medical Affairs at General Charles A. Krivenko, M.D., of Dallas, has been appointed Wilkes- Barre General Hospital's Vice Presi- dent of Medical Affairs, Acting Chief Executive Officer and Vice Presi- dent Patricia Finan has an- nounced. A board certified family practi- tioner, Dr. Krivenko previously served as executive director of Community Medical Care, Inc, a subsidiary of Community Medical Center, Scranton. Prior to holding that position, Dr. Krivenko oper- ated an active family medicine practice in Dallas for 17 years. He also served as director of physician affairs for Pennsylvania Voluntary Hospitals of America and as managing physician of Health- net of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Dr. Krivenko currently serves as the medical director of the North- cast Chapter of the ALPHA Pre- ferred Provider Network. . Dr. Krivenko received a Bache- lor of Arts Degree in Biology from Wilkes University, his Medical Degree from Temple University and a Masters of Health Service Ad- ministration from Wilkes Univer- sity. As Vice President of Medical Affairs, Dr. Krivenko will admini- ster the hospital's Medical Affairs Department and will be respon- sible for administrative medical matters within the 447-bed facil- ity. DR. CHARLES KRIVENKO Lf “DR. JOHN WIGUCKI Dr. John Wigucki ®ins General : Hospital staff John D. Wigucki, D.O. of Dallas recently joined the medical staff of Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. He received his Medical Degree from University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, Bidde- ford, Maine, and completed his residency in the Detroit Osteo- _. pathic Opthalmology Consortium at Botsford General Hospital, Farmington Hills, Michigan. Dr. Wilgucki is certified in opthalmology by the Osteopathic 4“ College of Opthalmology and ' @torhinolaryngology. FS aE ar a aie i iad ia Ea - [ i TETHER ETRE WRT ETRE TET SERRE Te I TE TTT KAREN SHUSTER ' Karen Shuster ‘new manager of Hanover ’ LJ ‘ L] he » ] . w 1 il i L " y | | i] ['S ! .. James M. O'Brien, President of ' @ anover Bank, is pleased to an- + nounce the appointment of Karen . R. Shuster to the position of Assis- tant Cashier and Branch Manager of Hanover's branch on the Memo- rial Highway in Dallas. Karen is a seasoned banker with 22 years of banking experience in the Back Mountain. She has been actively involved with various + banking industry programs focus- ' ing on the effective delivery of loan » and deposit services. 4 She is a member of the Order of ' the Eastern Star, Dallas Chapter #396, Irem Temple Ladies Auxil- iary, Harveys Lake Yacht Club and the Church of Christ Uniting in Kingston. Karen has also been an active participant in the local chapter of the American Institute of Banking. Karen resides in Dallas with her husband Scott. ee br] a N | Less is More A FULL 12 MONTH : subscription to \ The Dallas Post costs only $16.00. Call 675-5211 to order ©1992 Mellon Bank Corporation | | yours, or use the handy 1 A coupon on page 2. or From the March of Dimes WalkAmerica to benefits of all kinds, United Penn employees volunteered hundreds of hours each year. Which is one reason we feel good about having changed our name to Mellon Bank. Our philosophies are really in sync. We're here to help people any way we can. You'll see other changes, too. More products and services. From one of the nation’s best run banks. But we're still managed locally. And one other thing won't change. An honest commitment to the community. That’s good news for all of us. @) Mellon Bank Youre why we do our very best” Mellon Bank ,N.A-Member FDIC. Northeastem Region ww E A a ia ie Te oe JE (BS Bs a A a ORE Ta “ RT A WY RW ERY wee Ee SF Be UL Uh Se Se Ax x
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