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Michael Long, the new chief executive officer at Marlton Rehabilitation Hospital.
Michael Long, the new chief executive officer at Marlton Rehabilitation Hospital.
Posted on Fri, Nov. 20, 2009


Marlton Rehab names new CEO

Michael Long has been named chief executive officer at Marlton Rehabilitation Hospital.

He previously was vice president of strategic planning and business development at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Hamilton.

Long, a licensed physical therapist, holds an MBA from La Salle University.

Marlton Rehabilitation Hospital is a 49-bed acute-rehabilitation hospital in Marlton, specializing in stroke and orthopedic rehabilitation.    - Inquirer Staff

 


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