Florida Hospital North Pinellas appoints new executives, VP: 10 things to know

Florida Hospital North Pinellas, a 168-bed facility in Tarpon Springs, named a CFO and a chief clinical officer/CNO, in addition to promoting its vice president of operations and business development.

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Here are 10 things to know.

Caleb Heinrich is the new CFO.

1. Mr. Heinrich’s experience within the Florida Hospital system spans eight years.

2. Previously, he was interim CFO at Florida Hospital North Pinellas.

3. He also previously served as director of finance for the Florida Hospital West Florida Division.

Jennifer Segur, MSN, RN, is the CNO/chief clinical officer.

4. Ms. Segur previously was interim CNO/chief clinical officer.

5. She took over the job permanently in July.

6. As CNO/chief clinical officer, Ms. Segur will be responsible for the development and implementation of clinical care and operational strategies, Florida Hospital North Pinellas said via news release.

7. Previously, Ms. Segur was director of emergency and respiratory services and a nursing professor with Rasmussen College, a school with classes online and at campuses in Minnesota, Illinois, North Dakota, Florida, Kansas and Wisconsin.

8. Florida Hospital North Pinellas said Ms. Segur also is an advanced cardiac life support, crisis prevention intervention instructor.

Jason Dunkel was promoted to vice president of operations and business development.

9. In his role, Mr. Dunkel will oversee cardiology, imaging, laboratory and pharmacy departments at Florida Hospital North Pinellas, according to hospital officials.

10. Florida Hospital North Pinellas said Mr. Dunkel has been part of its executive leadership team for more than two years.

 

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