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Outpatient clinicians at 31 Banner clinics across the Phoenix Valley voted Wednesday to join the Union of American Physicians and Dentists, a first for Arizona. Banner employs about 800 people in Queen Creek.
University of Northern Colorado Athletics and Banner Health have extended their partnership, placing a Banner Health patch on student-athlete uniforms starting this fall.
Approximately 268 Banner Health doctors and advanced practice providers in Arizona are voting on unionization amid claims of burnout, while the company urges a no vote.
Banner Health has purchased a 15-acre property in Windsor, Colorado, with plans to construct a new facility on the land.
Phoenix fire officials note a spike in rescue calls for hikers as extreme temperatures sweep through the Valley.
Approximately 270 Banner Health medical professionals in the Phoenix area are voting on whether to form a union, a move linked to an ongoing unfair labor lawsuit.
A family medicine doctor in Gilbert was barred from clinical work shortly after filing an unfair labor practice complaint, amid broader efforts by Banner Health physicians to organize a union.
Approximately 250 medical providers at Banner Health clinics in metro Phoenix are voting on whether to join a union, citing concerns over unpaid administrative duties and high patient volumes.
Banner Health is increasing the use of ambulatory surgical centers to perform lower-risk heart procedures outside of hospitals.
