A federal judge extended a temporary restraining order May 16 to prevent the White House from terminating $11.4 billion in funding to state and local health departments, The Hill reported May 16. U.S. District Judge Mary McElroy of the District…
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The latest survey of CEOs of Fortune 500 companies conducted by Fortune and Deloitte shows increasing pessimism over the global economic outlook following President Donald Trump’s recent tariffs. The survey, conducted in April after President Trump announced new tariffs, involved…
Here are five hospitals that recently posted job listings seeking CEOs. Note: This is not an exhaustive list. Listings were compiled from job-seeker websites and will be updated routinely. The page was last updated on May 19. 1. Maple Heights…
David Banks is about five weeks into his new role as president and CEO of Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth, bringing three decades of experience with the organization. Prior to his current role, Mr. Banks served as group CEO for the…
Nebraska Medicine’s Michael Ash, MD, has dedicated his career to transforming patient care. He began his career as an internist and pharmacist before spending a decade as chief medical officer at Cerner. In 2014, he joined Omaha-based Nebraska Medicine as…
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Women in Health Administration, a nonprofit association for women in healthcare leadership, has named its honorees for the 2025 Woman of the Year and Legacy Award for Lifetime Achievement. June Simmons, founding president and CEO of San Fernando, Calif.-based Partners…
Gina Melby was appointed CEO of Alan B. Miller Medical Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., in April, one year before the 156-bed acute care facility is scheduled to open. The hospital, part of King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health…
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Healthcare executives are facing a perfect storm. Reimbursements are shrinking because of Medicaid cuts, value-based care, and payer pressures. At the same time, demand is rising fast. An aging population, more chronic illnesses, and hospital closures are pushing more patients…
Amid federal cuts to science institutes and universities, world leaders in other nations have recognized an opportunity to recruit research talent from the U.S., The New York Times reported May 14. The U.S. has been awash in talented scientists and…
Dennis Charney, MD, is stepping down June 30 from his role as dean of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City, according to a Mount Sinai Health System news release. Dr. Charney, an expert in…