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St. Mary's Health Care System average salary is $71,531, median salary is $71,531 with a salary range from $71,531 to $71,531.
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Sales & Marketing Manager 71,531-71,531 Miami Beach, FL, 33109 2012 St. Mary's Health Care System Sales & Marketing Manager Salaries (1)
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  • St. Mary's Health Care System
  • Industry: Other
  • City: Athens, GA
  • "St. Mary's voluntarily pursued this comprehensive, independent evaluation to enhance the safety and quality of care we provide," says Tom Fitz, St. Mary's President and CEO "We're proud to achieve this distinction, which demonstrates to our cardiology patients that the quality of care we offer meets or exceeds national standards for excellence."Heart failure is a major health problem affecting nearly 5 million Americans. Formerly known as Congestive Heart Failure, the condition progressively reduces the heart's ability to pump blood effectively. Heart failure is caused by many of the same factors that cause heart attacks - including high blood pressure, diabetes,...