The eight jobs that are projected to be in most demand into 2020 include registered nurses and pharmacists, according to US News and World Report.
Leadership & Management
Emerging models such as accountable care organizations will require better care coordination among providers, hospitals and their patients. Furthermore, Medicare, Medicaid, private and self-insured payors will continue to pay hospitals and physician practices based on quality of care measures, eventually…
Here are 14 hospital and health system CEOs and CFOs recently profiled by Becker's Hospital Review. To read the full profile on each executive click the profile title. Note: profiles appear in alphabetical order.
James Weinstein, DO, MS, is the CEO of Dartmouth-Hitchcock health system in Lebanon, N.H., which includes the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and facilities across New Hampshire. He was appointed in November 2011. Under his leadership, Dartmouth-Hitchcock is working to create a…
Hospitals, health systems, medical group practices, insurers and suppliers are invited to submit innovation success stories for a chance to present at the National Center for Healthcare Leadership's Inaugural Human Capital Investment Conference, according to an AHA News Now report.
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Only 37 percent of Americans believe the cost to visit a hospital is "reasonable," although 64 percent believe the costs to see a physician are reasonable, according to data from HawkPartners.
Florida Hospital in Orlando is planning to open its first workforce housing unit in late 2013, which will consist of a 230-unit apartment complex located two blocks away from the downtown hospital, according to an Orlando Sentinel report.
Erlanger Health System CEO Charlesetta Woodard-Thompson told the County Commission Thursday that the financially-troubled hospital is making $23 million in surgical improvements to attract departed surgeons, according to a Chattanoogan report.
The University Specialty Hospital in Baltimore is planning to transfer its inpatient chronic care services to other hospitals in July as it transitions to an outpatient facility, according to a Baltimore Sun report.
University of Miami plans to lay off up to 800 employees from its medical school, a reduction partially due to reduced payments from partner Jackson Health System, according to a Miami Herald report.