Subscribe
Back to list

Brandon Mauldin, MD

Chief Medical Officer

East Jefferson General Hospital

Metairie, LA

Dr. Mauldin serves as chief medical officer of East Jefferson General Hospital, part of LCMC Health, providing physician leadership across clinical quality, patient safety, medical staff engagement and evidence-based care delivery for one of the region’s largest community hospitals. He oversees medical staff governance, peer review, credentialing, utilization management and clinical performance improvement, partnering with nursing and operational leaders to align care delivery with organizational priorities. Since joining the hospital in 2024, Dr. Mauldin has helped bridge community-based care and academic medicine as the hospital expands its partnership with Tulane University School of Medicine. Trained in public health, he brings a systems-level approach to data-driven improvement, care coordination and variation reduction. He also serves as an assistant professor of medicine at Tulane, strengthening workforce development and clinical education alongside hospital operations.

Becker's Recognition

Brandon Mauldin, MDhas been named a Becker's honoree on the lists below.

2026 Winner

Executives

252 Hospital and Health System Chief Medical Officers to Know

Becker’s Healthcare is proud to recognize exceptional chief medical officers serving hospitals and health systems nationwide.

These physician executives are instrumental in elevating patient safety, upholding rigorous quality standards, strengthening collaboration between executive leadership and medical staff, and guiding risk management efforts.

As champions of clinical excellence and continuous improvement, their leadership has helped their organizations achieve distinguished quality and safety recognitions.

Physician Executive

Newsletter

Join the 500,000+
healthcare executives
who start their day with
Becker’s

You can unsubscribe from these communications at any time. For more information, please review
our Privacy Policy.
More Newsletters