Leadership & Management

The following executive moves made by or involving women have been reported by or shared with Becker's since April 1. 

Memorial Hospital at Gulfport (Miss.) has laid off two executives, demoted five leaders and chosen not to renew its CFO's contract. 

Ketanji Brown Jackson is set to be the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court after the Senate voted April 7 to confirm her, The New York Times reported. 

Even though mergers can sometimes spell rising prices, Intermountain's CEO Marc Harrison, MD, sees virtual care and innovation as strategies to lower healthcare costs, according to an April 6 Colorado Sun article. 

It's hard to predict how to best respond to a crisis.

Those who left their jobs during the Great Resignation did so out of more than just frustration, but instead used it as an opportunity to follow their dreams and aspirations, writes Whitney Johnson, CEO of Disruption Advisors, a talent development…

Tacoma, Wash.-based MultiCare Health System has restructured its senior leadership team by splitting the top job into two positions. 

Memorial Hospital at Gulfport (Miss.) has chosen to not renew its contract for CFO Mark Wack, the Sun Herald reported April 6. 

DuBois, Pa.-based Penn Highlands Healthcare has made leadership changes as it continues its regionalization strategy.

The best way to narrow the gender leadership gap may be to change the promotion process altogether instead of forcing women to change their tactics, according to a new study reported by Bloomberg April 5.