Ascension Holdings appoints Dr. Jason Dinger as chief incubations officer

St. Louis-based Ascension Holdings, the innovation incubator for the Ascension system, has appointed Jason Dinger, PhD, as chief incubations officer.

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Dr. Dinger previously served as CEO of Nashville-based MissionPoint Health Partners since its founding in 2011 and was chief strategy officer for Nashville-based Ascension St. Thomas before that.

“Jason will enhance our ability to deliver new tools and capabilities that improve the health status of our communities while fundamentally lowering costs,” said James Beckmann, COO of Ascension Holdings. “Under his guidance, we will be able to more rapidly identify, develop and test innovations and new solutions, then introduce those with the greatest promise to enhance the care we currently provide and create new businesses to support our Mission.”

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