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New Southampton Hospital Administrator Embraces Challenges of South Fork Care With Eye on a Bright Future

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Chief Administrative Officer Emily Mastaler at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. DANA SHAW

Chief Administrative Officer Emily Mastaler at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. DANA SHAW

Chief Administrative Officer Emily Mastaler at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. DANA SHAW

Chief Administrative Officer Emily Mastaler at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. DANA SHAW

Chief Administrative Officer Emily Mastaler at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. DANA SHAW

Chief Administrative Officer Emily Mastaler at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. DANA SHAW

authorMichael Wright on Aug 21, 2024
For Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s new chief administrator, Emily Mastaler, the shift from working in a rural, remote hospital system near the Canadian border, to the South Fork of Long... more

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