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RIGHTTIME MEDICAL CARE NAMES NEW CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER

Righttime Medical Care, a leading regional urgent care provider, has hired Christopher Rott, SPHR, as chief human resources officer.   Rott will be responsible for overseeing the recruiting, staffing, education and training, benefits administration, organizational development and assistance to employees working for Righttime Medical and HeadFirst Sports Injury and Concussion Care.

 

Mr. Rott, who specializes in businesses undergoing expansion, has over 25 years experience in performance management, employee relations, and organizational management. Prior to coming to Righttime, Mr. Rott served as vice president of a global media firm. A former professor at the University of Maryland, Rott taught classes in human resources and labor law. He is also a published author on the topic of human resources.

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Mr. Rott earned his Bachelors degree in Psychology at Flagler College and his Masters in Human Resources at Nova Southeastern University.

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"We are pleased to welcome Chris to the Righttime Medical Care leadership team,” says Chief Operating Officer Kimberly Bresnahan.. “ His human resources expertise and experience will serve us well as we continue to grow and open new locations.”

 

Righttime currently operates 10 urgent care medical Centers in Anne Arundel, Frederick, Howard, and Montgomery counties that provide immediate medical care to patients from 7:00 a.m. to midnight, 365 days a year.  Additional Care Centers in Silver Spring, Germantown, and Pikesville will open in 2014, expanding Righttime’s role as a leading Maryland urgent care provider.

 

In collaboration with Righttime Medical Care, HeadFirst Sports Injury and Concussion Care provides diagnosis, management and treatment for mild Traumatic Brain Injuries. Righttime and HeadFirst serve both patients and the community through their 24-hour Call Center and hotlines for physicians and trainers. For more information, visit www.myrighttime.com and www.myheadfirst.com .

 


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