Below are 10 hospitals and health systems that posted job listings seeking CEOs in the last week.
Leadership & Management
A dozen physician leaders representing hospitals and health systems in southwestern Pennsylvania have pledged to comply with rules requiring employees at CMS-participating healthcare facilities to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Jan. 4, TribLIVE reported Nov. 11.
The American Medical Association filed an amicus brief Nov. 11 urging a federal appeals court to preserve a COVID-19 vaccination and testing mandate for private employers with more than 100 employees.
Leslie Davis assumed the role of president and CEO of UPMC Aug. 1. She succeeds Jeffrey Romoff, who over 48 years led the Pittsburgh organization's growth from academic medical center to fully integrated $23 billion global health system.
Karen DeSalvo, MD, practiced medicine for 20 years before entering the world of business to become Google's chief health officer. She sat down to discuss how she thinks technology can be used to improve accessibility to healthcare, health.com reported Nov.…
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Researchers were hit hard by the pandemic, as both productivity and mental health declined among the group. Women and people of color were affected more than others, according to new surveys, Nature reported Nov. 9.
Jackson, Wyo.-based St. John's Health is splitting the CNO role among three individuals as part of a shared leadership model, the Jackson Hole News&Guide reported Nov. 10.
The following hospital and health system leaders will be retiring over the next four months:
Mentoring new workers can help improve performance and even encourage employees to remain in their positions for longer, but mentorship programs should apply to all workers for best results, a new working paper from Boston-based Harvard Business School suggested Nov.…
Stacy Garrett-Ray, MD, didn't hesitate to take on the role of chief community impact officer for St. Louis-based Ascension.