OMAHA, Neb. — The University of Nebraska Board of Regents is now rebuilding Nebraska Medicine's board of directors.
The move follows concerns about board actions that are now under investigation by the Nebraska Attorney General and a lawsuit the board filed against its two owners: the University of Nebraska and Clarkson Regional Health Services.
It also follows last week's regents' vote to buy out Clarkson's shares.
Under Nebraska law, the owners have authority to make this change. The interim board includes physicians, healthcare leaders and community members.
Once the buyout is complete, Nebraska Medicine will have an all-physician-led board.
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