Ms. Shlossman joined LifeBridge Health in July 2023 and has led Sinai Hospital and Grace Medical Center through a period of significant growth, including construction of the Mandy & Dennis Weinman Cancer Building at Sinai and an $85 million transformation at Grace Medical Center following its acquisition by LifeBridge Health. Under her tenure, the community hospitals have improved across every measure in employee engagement surveys, with team sentiment now nine points above the U.S. healthcare norm. Ms. Shlossman oversaw the opening of a $50 million emergency department at Sinai that doubled the department’s footprint, expanding capacity by 30% and adding trauma bays, a new ambulance intake wing, and dedicated pediatric and behavioral health areas. Sinai Hospital earned the 2026 “Distinguished Achievement Award for Patient Safety Innovation” from the Mid-Atlantic Patient Safety Center under her leadership. She also leads nearly 300 team members at Grace Medical Center, which has renovated its emergency department and dialysis unit and added gynecology and ophthalmology services, with an outpatient behavioral health space set to open this spring. Ms. Shlossman leads LifeBridge Health’s Center for Hope, the first comprehensive violence prevention and intervention agency in the country to operate within a large health system, which has been recognized for its contributions to Baltimore’s recent reduction in violence and homicides. She also serves on the Maryland Hospital Association’s board of trustees. She will leave the organization in August 2026 to become CEO of OHSU Health in Portland, Ore.
