MEDICAL
Compiled by Leslie Berkman, Times staff writer
Timothy V. Wolf, vice president and controller of Irvine-based Taco Bell, has been elected to the board of directors of the 177-bed Irvine Medical Center, scheduled to open in the early summer of 1989.
Wolf’s election was the last step in a restructuring of the hospital board of directors. The restructuring is aimed at preparing the hospital to shift from a planning to an operating mode, according to Irvine Medical Center President John C. Gaffney.
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