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Rogerson Communities has on Monday announced Michael Quirk will be the new executive director of its Briarwood Continuing Care Retirement Community in Worcester, beginning June 1.
A graduate of Boston College, Quirk brings more than 12 years of experience to this new position, according to a release from Rogerson Communities, a Boston nonprofit with 25 facilities around Massachusetts. He was most recently executive director of Overlook Communities, Inc. in Charlton with oversight of 220 independent living apartments and cottages.
Quirk is taking over as Briarwood leader from Paul Bowler, whose title was CEO and was in the role since 2013. The Rogerson announcement didn't specify Bowler's next role, and his LinkedIn profile hadn't yet been updated.
Quirk is licensed as a nursing home administrator in Massachusetts and a certified dementia practitioner.
Quirk will report directly to Walter Ramos, Rogerson’s president and CEO.
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