Brad Baltz

Jeremy Langley has been hired as executive vice president at Central Baptist College of Conway, and Sterling Claypoole has been hired as director of admissions. read more >

Dr. Brad Baltz has left his solo practice and joined the cancer care team at CHI St. Vincent, the hospital announced this week. read more >

CARTI of Little Rock this week named three new members of its management team and a new physician. read more >

Even as CARTI was laying off six of his former support staffers last week, Dr. Brad Baltz was firming up plans for resuming his medical practice. read more >

CARTI of Little Rock eliminated 22 positions on Thursday, including 17 that were occupied, as part of what CEO Adam Head called a restructuring aimed at making the cancer treatment nonprofit "strong and sustainable." read more >

Last week’s Whispers news that CARTI, the Little Rock cancer-treatment center, had fired its top-paid oncologist created quite a buzz on ArkansasBusiness.com, as did CARTI’s response, which arrived too late for print. read more >

Dr. Brad Baltz, an oncologist at CARTI, was fired last week. read more >

Oncologists from Central Arkansas Radiation Therapy Institute again dominate the list of the state’s highest-paid nonprofit employees, occupying four of the top five positions with total compensation of $1.57 million to $2.3 million in the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2016. read more >

Nonprofits compete for the same private-sector labor as for-profit companies, but even those of us who seek out salary data have to be impressed with just how much medical professionals are being paid. read more >

Of the top six positions on this year’s list of the highest-paid nonprofit employees ranked by total compensation, four are occupied by CARTI physicians. read more >

Of the 24 nonprofit employees whose total compensation — salary plus reported benefits — exceeded $1 million, 22 are employed in the health care field. read more >