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When Barry Arbuckle asks fellow health system CEOs who their successor is, he is often surprised by the answer: There isn’t one. But after 25 years leading Fountain Valley, Calif.-based MemorialCare, Dr. Arbuckle is handing the CEO role to President…

Large health systems are seeking executives for CEO and president roles across hospitals, behavioral health facilities and regional markets nationwide. Below are job listings active as of May 19 on the career sites of St. Louis-based Ascension, which operates about…

Josh Lahav, vice president of cancer center operations at Philadelphia-based Fox Chase Cancer Center, believes culture isn’t a background consideration — it’s a frontline operational strategy. In the wake of COVID-19, Mr. Lahav recognized that while much of the industry’s…

Tracy Beth Høeg, MD, PhD, acting director of the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, was fired from the agency May 15 after she declined to resign, she told The New York Times. Her departure comes days after FDA…

New York officials have closed two investigations into conflict-of-interest allegations against the former CEO of University Hospital at Downstate in New York City, Politico reported May 8. Four things to know: 1. David Berger, MD, resigned as CEO in December…

Springfield, Mo.- based CoxHealth has shared plans to realign its leadership structure and operating model, effective June 1. The changes aim to unify the physician enterprise, strengthen coordination across the system and create clearer accountability at every level, according to…

Drawing on his hospital CEO experience, Burl Stamp has published a book on leadership aimed at improving employee engagement and workplace culture. Mr. Stamp, founder of consulting practice Stamp&Chase, released “Becoming a Better Boss: Be the Leader People Want to…

Jeffrey Flaks, president and CEO of Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare, has spent 22 years at the system watching the industry talk itself out of change. He has seen the headwinds used as excuses, the risks of going first cited as reasons…

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