8 healthcare CFOs in the headlines

Here are eight healthcare industry CFOs who were recently in the news.

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1. Richard Humphrey was in the news as he was appointed executive vice president and CFO of Dallas-based Parkland Health and Hospital System.

2. Douglas Myers was in the news as he was named executive vice president and CFO of Phoenix Children’s Hospital

3. Santa Cruz, Calif.-based Dominican Hospital CFO Michael Walsh was in the news discussing the evolving partnership between ambulatory surgery centers and hospitals.

4. Michael Breslin was in the news as he was promoted to CFO of NewYork-Presbyterian.

5. Deb Shipman was in the news as she was named CFO of Bath Community Hospital in Hot Springs, Va.

6. Maria Caruso was in the news as she was appointed CFO of Venice (Fla.) Regional Bayfront Health.

7. Bridgett Feagin was in the news as she was named CFO of Detroit Medical Center.

8. Karl Stubelis was in the news as he was named CFO of Burlington, Mass.-based Arcadia Healthcare Solutions, a provider of EHR data aggregation and analytics.

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