WVU Health System names chief quality officer 

West Virginia University Health System in Morgantown has appointed Allison Suttle, MD, to be its chief quality officer. She will begin her new role in October, according to an Aug. 17 news release.

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Dr. Suttle joins the health system from Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health, where she served as CMO and chief medical information officer.

“I’m excited to work with [CMO Mike Edmond, MD], the WVU Medicine quality team, and the faculty and medical staff across the WVU Health System to further establish it as a national leader in quality and patient safety,” Dr. Suttle said. “The opportunity to help build a truly integrated network of care, one whose cornerstones are quality and patient safety, is too much to pass up.”

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