The focus of this case is on the impact of private equity (PE) interventions on human resource management in a hospital. In its simplest form, private equity firms buy a profitable company and sell it three to seven years later for more than it paid. The gain is the sum of the capital gain on resale and the operating profit realized meanwhile (Folkman et al., 2009; Robbins et al., 2008). Such an intervention constitutes an important organizational event that usually heralds major organizational transformations