She wouldn't say how big a gap remains, or what Sutter might yet do to reach that goal. So did Sutter Roseville Medical Center and the two big hospitals downtown, Sutter General and Sutter Memorial. There was some cost-cutting. Sutter has 7,000 employees in the Sacramento region. It cut its local workforce by 3 percent last year by cutting vacant positions.
Hospitals get more patients in some months than others.
Sutter staffed up for busy times and asked employees to take time off when business slowed. There was increased demand for certain services last year, too. Emergency rooms were in high demand, as were tertiary services at Sutter Memorial and Sutter General hospitals, including pediatrics and the neonatal intensive-care unit. Earliest info on new businesses, homeowners Sales Prospecting Center Real info, real opportunities. HireSacramento Fill an opening, find a job Merchant Services Start accepting credit cards online.