Dr. Tim Miller

OSF Saint Francis Medical Center

Dr. Miller has served as Chief Medical Officer and Director of Medical and Academic Affairs at OSF Saint Francis since 1995. As such, he is the liaison between the hospital and its large medical staff and is responsible for credentialing physicians, staff discipline, administration of medical education programs and compliance and quality improvement issues affecting physicians.

Features

Publisher's Note

Here We Go Again...

This governor, who rode into Albany last year on a high horse vowing to stamp out corruption in New York government, is a shining knight no more.

A $42 Million Shot in the Arm

How the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008 May Stimulate Central Illinois Business

Talk on the street, in the lunchroom and among central Illinois business leaders is about President Bush’s Economic Stimulus Act of 2008.

FIN 48 Positions External Auditors as IRS Agents

It’s entirely normal for businesses to seek to reduce their tax burdens and either minimize or defer cash outflows for income taxes.

Business Profile

Central Illinois Courier

This family-owned courier service was founded to offer outstanding service to customers and has kept to that mission throughout the growth of the company.

Starting Over

War veterans are finding ways to counter an unwelcoming job market with a little help from Peoria-area businesses and organizations.

Chronic Disease: A Corporate Problem

A chronic illness is a disease that has a prolonged course, does not resolve spontaneously, and is rarely completely cured.

Also in This Issue...

Clarifying Liability for Business Owners and 401(K) Plans

Business owners who offer their employees a 401(k) plan have always faced potential liability for actions they take—or fail to take—in connection with the plan.

Fair Job Market Expected for Peoria

Peoria area employers expect to hire at a mild pace during the second quarter of 2008.
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