Leadership & Management

New financial pressures confronting health systems attach priority to clarifying the reporting relationships between the health system CFO and the CEO on the one hand, and the Finance Committee and the full board on the other hand. In the context…

Salina (Kan.) Regional Health Center is launching online Lean Six Sigma training for healthcare personnel, offering education on how to reduce waste, cut costs and maximize efficiency.

Dr. Bruce Huang, a core faculty member in Walden University’s online MBA program, discusses the importance of resiliency, speed, and transparency in times of crisis.

Before healthcare leaders give in to temptation to partake in social-distancing shaming, consider directing that energy toward institutions — not neighbors.  

Kaiser Permanente is separating itself from the Sonoma County Alliance, a business and civic coalition, over concerns about racial inclusion, according to the North Bay Business Journal. 

Columbus, Ohio-based Nationwide Children's Hospital announced July 6 that it has fired a nurse after a video of her saying a racial slur circulated on social media.

An employee was fired from Glen Ridge, N.J.-based Mountainside Medical Center after being photographed doing what some consider a Nazi salute during a counter-protest at a Black Lives Matter march, according to northjersey.com.

Below are 10 hospitals and health systems that posted job listings seeking CEOs during the past few weeks.

The National Institutes of Health awarded Cleveland Clinic and Cleveland State University a five-year, $1.2 million grant to recruit minority PhD students and students underrepresented in the science and tech workforce.

Jackson Health System in Miami will cancel all nonemergent surgeries July 6 to preserve capacity for a rising number of COVID-19 patients, according to the Miami Herald.