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Fields joins Medical Resources
Imaging services firm Medical Resources of Hackensack, NJ, has hired Gary Fields as senior vice president and general counsel to oversee regulatory and legal operations of the company. Fields previously worked with New York City law firm Gordon Altman
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Imaging services firm Medical Resources of Hackensack, NJ, has hired Gary Fields as senior vice president and general counsel to oversee regulatory and legal operations of the company. Fields previously worked with New York City law firm Gordon Altman Butowsky Weitzen Shalov & Wein, where he handled healthcare issues such as the formation of medical group practices, mergers and acquisitions, and the creation of physician networks.
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