Northridge Hospital Medical Center selects Reshea Holman as chief nurse: 3 points

Northridge (Calif.) Hospital Medical Center has named Reshea Holman chief nurse executive officer, effective June 9, according to a San Fernando Valley Business Journal report.

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Three points:

1. Mr. Holman is the hospital’s interim chief nurse executive officer.

2. He is former vice president of patient care services at Alameda Health System’s Highland Hospital in Oakland, Calif.

3. In his new role, Mr. Holman will lead strategy and budgeting for the hospital’s nursing and clinical operations.

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