Cleveland Clinic has made several leadership appointments across its U.S. and UK markets. Jorge Guzman, MD, was named executive vice president of the U.S. markets, overseeing the Northeast Ohio and Florida markets, a health system spokesperson said in a March…
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In this episode, Qualenta Kivett, Executive Vice President and Chief People and Talent Officer at Tampa General Hospital, joins the podcast to discuss removing barriers for clinicians and staff through tools like ambient listening. She also shares how the organization…
Healthcare is at an inflection point. Economic pressures are mounting, reimbursement is compressing, and AI is rapidly reshaping what’s possible — both clinically and operationally. For executives across the country, the question is no longer whether transformation is coming, but…
David Zaas, MD, has been named CEO of Durham, N.C.-based Duke University Health System, effective May 1, according to a March 25 news release shared with Becker’s. Dr. Zaas returns to Duke after serving as president and CEO of Winston-Salem,…
Baton Rouge, La.-based FMOL Health was an early adopter of Epic’s new AI scribe after finding the application accurate and cost-effective and working with the EHR vendor to make improvements, a leader told Becker’s. The nine-hospital system signed an enterprise…
Mayo Clinic, Northwell Health and Stryker stand apart in healthcare for delivering consistently strong career outcomes, from early advancement to long-term retention and pay, according to the 2026 “Where You Work Matters” list. The three organizations are among just 22…
Pharmacy is under pressure from every direction — shrinking reimbursements, 340B headwinds, rising drug costs, and a workforce stretched thin. And yet the pharmacy leaders living inside that pressure are not sounding the alarm. We asked more than a dozen…
From Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center naming a chief revenue officer to Erlanger Health System naming a senior vice president of revenue cycle, here are 21 revenue cycle executive moves Becker’s reported in 2026. 1. Columbus-based Ohio State University…
AI is collapsing the cost of building, operating, and scaling software companies. In healthcare IT, that means the next major vendor may not be a 10,000-employee incumbent, but an ultra-lean AI-powered company that solves one mission-critical problem better, faster, and…
The American healthcare system has never lacked for challenges, but the current moment feels different in both scale and urgency. Staffing shortages have moved from chronic annoyance to structural crisis. Reimbursement models are straining under the weight of an aging…