Amy Whitcomb Slemmer will said goodbye to Boston-based health care advocacy group Health Care For All on Saturday after eight years with the organization, with plans to finish the ordination process of becoming an Episcopal priest.
The move comes just a few months after the non-profit health care advocacy organization had to lay off six staff members — 15 percent of its workforce — to deal with budget constraints, and comes as the organization pivots from ensuring everyone has health insurance…
Amy Whitcomb Slemmer will said goodbye to Boston-based health care advocacy group Health Care For All on Saturday after eight years with the organization, with plans to finish the ordination process of becoming an Episcopal priest.
The move comes just a few months after the non-profit health care advocacy organization had to lay off six staff members — 15 percent of its workforce — to deal with budget constraints, and comes as the organization pivots from ensuring everyone has health insurance…
