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What a joke
Why does there need to be a chief. Are they so big they can’t just have a manager or director?? Maybe job titles and salaries are why it cost 4 times more to have a procedure at NIH than almost anywhere else.
You hit it right on the head Sal. They don’t even try to hide it. They’re headed for bankruptcy and now creating big paying titles. Come on NIH, help!!