Hershey, Pa.-based Penn State Health has named Bradley Stevens, who served the system as a nuclear medicine technologist more than 20 years ago, as vice president of ambulatory services.
Mr. Stevens most recently worked at Penn Medicine’s Lancaster (Pa.) General Hospital. He was executive director and vice president of orthopedics and neurosciences, a role he held for 10 years, according to a May 11 news release from Penn State Health.
During his tenure at Penn Medicine, Mr. Stevens “led initiatives to expand outpatient services, improve patient access and strengthen coordination across a diverse provider network,” the release said. “His work focused on aligning clinical operations with growth strategy while ensuring care delivery remained patient-centered and operationally efficient.”
In his new role, Mr. Stevens will focus on efforts designed to enhance access and patient and provider experience, according to the release.
Mr. Stevens succeeds Steve Speece, who retired from the role in December, as well as Senior Director of Ambulatory Services Mike Westerberg, who covered the duties of vice president since Mr. Speece’s retirement.
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