Your CEO is retiring or leaving for another job, and your hospital wants to accomplish a smooth transition between executives. Luckily, you're in a good position to identify your hospital's issues, talk about the kind of CEO you need and…
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If your CEO is leaving involuntarily or on bad terms with the hospital, your hospital may feel somewhat unstable while you search for and train new leadership. Kevin Troutman, chairman of the healthcare practice for Fisher and Phillips and a…
The transition period between CEOs is a confusing time for a hospital, so it makes sense that hospital boards should take their time deciding when to hire and fire top executives. Kevin Troutman, chairman of the healthcare practice for Fisher…
Pat Flynn, president and CEO of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas and Wilson N. Jones Medical Center in Sherman, Texas, has announced his resignation, according to a KTEN News report.
The transition into a new position can be daunting, and few positions hold as much power and responsibility as CEO of a hospital. Here Cary Gutbezahl, MD, president of Compass Clinical Consulting, discusses three things a new CEO can do…
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Most employees agree a great leader brings out the best in others. For a hospital CEO, that means building better physicians, better nurses and better hospital administrators — in short, the working parts of a hospital that save and improve…
BayCare Health System in Tampa Bay, Fla., has named Tim Thompson CIO, effective Sept. 7, according to a system news release.
Aurora Lambert, who has been CEO of Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati since 1998, has announced her retirement, according to a Business Courier of Cincinnati report.
Wisconsin-based Ministry Health Care has named Kris McGarigle president of Ministry Good Samaritan Health Center in Merrill, Wis., according to a system news release.
Valley Medical Center senior vice president of business development Mike Glenn has accepted the CEO position of Jefferson Healthcare in Port Townsend, Wash., according to a Covington Reporter report.