Envision adds to leadership team

Nashville, Tenn.-based Envision appointed former Pediatrix leader Dominic Andreano as general counsel.

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Mr. Andreano has more than 27 years of experience in healthcare law and replaces interim general counsel Jill Marcus, who will resume her role as chief compliance officer. Mr. Andreano was executive vice president, general counsel and secretary at Pediatrix, providing legal guidance on daily operations and strategy.

He also has experience with securities filings and board governance.

Jason Owen, president and CEO of Envision, said Mr. Andreano’s values align with the company’s mission of providing care to patients when it’s most needed.

“Dominic’s extensive experience guiding a large organization through an ever-evolving U.S. healthcare system will be essential as we focus on growth and advancing Envision’s position as a trusted and reliable partner in the delivery of high-quality care,” said Mr. Owen.

Envision clinicians touch more than 19 million patients across specialties per year, including 2 million anesthesia cases and 6 million radiology reads.

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