Mr. Lieberman has strengthened Geisinger’s position as an employer of choice by leading workforce strategies that delivered 5,530 hires in 2025, a 5% increase from 2024, with growth in critical roles including registered nurses, advanced practice providers and physicians. He expanded Geisinger’s talent pipeline by converting learners into employees through innovative, tuition-free programs such as the “Nursing and Health Sciences Scholars Program” and “Abigail Geisinger Scholars Program,” helping address national shortages in hard-to-fill roles. Under his leadership, Geisinger achieved top-decile retention for three consecutive years, with 2025 turnover at just 11.5%. He implemented a sustainable medical benefit plan design that kept employee co-premiums flat for 2026 and advanced HR operational efficiency through automations, generating 4,000 labor-hour savings. Mr. Lieberman also leads workplace culture initiatives, driving year-over-year engagement score gains since 2022. In 2025, he launched Geisinger’s first all-in-one employee experience survey, consolidating multiple organizational surveys into a single, streamlined approach that increased participation by 18% over 2024.
Becker's Recognition
Brion Liebermanhas been named a Becker's honoree on the lists below.
2024 Winner

Executives
CHROs and chief people officers to know
Chief human resources officers and chief people officers are tasked with developing strong human capital strategies for their hospitals and health systems.
These leaders have a wide range of responsibilities, including oversight of recruitment, retention, compensation, benefits, development and much more. As top human resources executives, their efforts are crucial in shaping workforce culture in alignment with their organization’s values.
2025 Winner

Executives
CHROs and Chief People Officers to Know
Chief human resources officers and chief people officers are tasked with developing strong human capital strategies for their hospitals and health systems.
These leaders have a wide range of responsibilities, including oversight of recruitment, retention, compensation, benefits, development and much more. As top human resources executives, their efforts are crucial in shaping workforce culture in alignment with their organization’s values.
2026 Winner

Executives
140 Hospital and Health System CHROs and Chief People Officers to Know
