Becker’s 11th Annual Meeting: 4 Questions with Charles Miceli, Network Vice President and Chief Supply Chain Officer at The University of Vermont Health Network

Charles Miceli serves as Network Vice President and Chief Supply Chain Officer at The University of Vermont Health Network.

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On April 8th, Charles will serve on the supply chain leadership forum  “The Best Investments and Strategies to Maximize Supply Chain” at Becker’s Hospital Review 11th Annual Meeting. As part of an ongoing series, Becker’s is talking to healthcare leaders who plan to speak at the conference, which will take place on April 6-9, 2020 in Chicago.

To learn more about the conference and Charles’ session, click here.

Question: What, from your perspective, is the biggest challenge about the future of work for hospitals, and what can they do about it? ( i.e. automation, desire for more flexibility, clinician shortages, etc.)

Charles Miceli: Talent management and succession planning. 

Q: What’s one lesson you learned early in your career that has helped you lead in healthcare?

CM: Embrace loyal dissent. Active listening. 

Q: Where do you go for inspiration and fresh ideas?

CM: Keeping eyes outside of healthcare industry trends. 

Q: What do you see as the most exciting opportunity in healthcare right now?

CM: Continue to improve systems to support patient safety and mitigate preventable medical errors. 

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