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36 hospitals on Forbes list of best employers for diversity
Thirty-six hospitals and health systems are among the nation's best employers for diversity, according to Forbes. -
A new C-suite position is rising in popularity
More organizations are looking to consolidate the responsibility for organizing and implementing strategic initiatives and transformation into one C-suite leader, the newly created chief project officer, The Harvard Business Review reported April 26. -
President of 2 Adventist Health hospitals leaving as part of cutbacks
David Butler is leaving his role as president of Adventist Health Tehachapi (Calif.) Valley and Adventist Health Delano (Calif.). -
LeanTaaS to Host Transform Hospital Operations In-Person Event at Becker’s 12th Annual Meeting
Inaugural Transform in-person event will address healthcare’s most pressing issues with insights from renowned healthcare professionals from top health systems. -
Meet the women-only private members club for executives
Chief, a membership-based club for female executives, launched in 2019 has been injected with a fresh round of investment from Google, helping it to expand, reported CNBC April 24. -
Where healthcare bills stand as Congress returns to Washington
With time ticking until the next midterm elections, congressional Democrats are trying to pass a series of healthcare bills, The Washington Post reported April 25. -
Tampa General CEO finds focus on the water and his eyes on the future
John Couris has been part of many achievements during his time as president and CEO of Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital, including the opening of the Global Emerging Diseases Institute and the launch of a venture capital fund to drive an innovation culture within the organization. -
8 hospitals seeking CEOs
Below are eight hospitals that recently posted job listings seeking CEOs. -
Retirement regret (and how one hospital CEO beat it)
New retirees who feel any loss of structure, identity or intellectual stimulation are hardly alone — about 15 percent of retirees have a difficult time adjusting to their new lifestyles, The Wall Street Journal reports. -
New Hampshire system's board too deferential to longtime execs, report finds
Franklin, New Hampshire-based LRGHealthcare's 2020 bankruptcy was due to several missteps and misjudgment, leading to the two-hospital system's sale of assets to Concord (N.H.) Hospital, a report by the state attorney general found. -
8 hospitals seeking COOs
Below are eight hospitals that recently posted job listings seeking COOs. -
Viewpoint: 4 ways the NIH needs to change
The pandemic brought a sense of urgency and coordination to the National Institutes of Health, which researchers hope can be applied to other pressing health issues and be used to restructure and change its culture, reported Nature April 20. -
6 women in healthcare share tips for emerging leaders
Several female healthcare leaders recently shared with Becker's their best advice for people trying to grow in their healthcare careers. -
13 women making moves in healthcare
The following executive moves made by or involving women have been reported by or shared with Becker's since April 15. -
49% of female revenue execs considered quitting last year: 5 top reasons
Almost half of female executives working in revenue-related roles have considered quitting their jobs in 2021 according to a new survey from Women in Revenue. -
Kevin Lofton, Teri Fontenot to receive AHA's highest honor
Kevin Lofton, CEO emeritus at Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health, and Teri Fontenot, CEO emeritus of Woman's Hospital in Baton Rouge, La., will receive the American Hospital Association Distinguished Service Award, the association's highest honor. -
Massachusetts hospital loses third CEO in 4 years
MetroWest Medical Center in Framingham, Mass., is searching for its next leader after its CEO recently resigned. -
Head of Montana State Hospital transferred to new facility
The administrator of the troubled Montana State Hospital in Warm Springs is leaving his job and will be going to another administrative role, the state health department confirmed April 21. -
Renown Health continues leadership shakeup after CEO firing
Renown Health is making various leadership changes after the firing of former President and CEO Tony Slonim, MD, the Reno, Nev.-based health system confirmed. -
Hospital CEOs want to build collaborative partnerships to get ahead
Health system CEOs are looking toward strategic partnerships with competitors and entrepreneurs to compete in the market going forward, according to a new study from UC Denver.
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