Interfaith Medical Center names John J. Goodwin VP operations

Interfaith Medical Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., has appointed John J. Goodwin, MBA, vice president of operations.

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Mr. Goodwin will be responsible for overseeing operations at all levels and leading a multi-million dollar expenditure for major capital improvements ranging from replacing aging equipment to fixing infrastructure.

Most recently, Mr. Goodwin served as director of patient experience and culture at Brookhaven Memorial Medical Center in Patchogue, N.Y. Before that, he was director of the weight and life management center and the sleep center at South Nassau Community Hospital in Oceanside, N.Y., director of network planning and development for the Brooklyn (N.Y.) Hospital Center, revenue maximization analyst at Bronx (N.Y.) Lebanon Hospital, among numerous other leadership roles in the region.

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