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Southern New Hampshire Health names Robert Catania, MD Chief Surgical Officer
Experienced bariatric surgeon and clinical leader to oversee surgical services NASHUA, N.H. - Southern New Hampshire Health has named Robert Catania, MD Chief Surgical Officer. In this role Dr. Catania will work closely with the executive director of surgical and procedural services to oversee the operations of surgical services across
Greater Merrimack-Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce celebrates Business Excellence at annual dinner & awards celebration
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