Charlotte has a reputation as a banking town, but it’s also become a major hub for health care. That industry employs more than 100,000 people in the Charlotte area, and two of the nation’s largest hospital systems have a major presence here. While many other industries tanked during the recession, health care kept chugging along. An examination of one of Charlotte’s premier industries.
Guests
Bob Morgan - president and CEO of the Charlotte Chamber
Tama Morris - dean, Blair College of Health and Director, Presbyterian School of Nursing, Queens University of Charlotte
Carol Lovin - executive vice president and chief strategy officer for Carolinas HealthCare System