Dr. Wallis is responsible for advancing innovative care models, professional development, education, and engagement for Henry Ford Health’s systemwide nursing community of 6,500 nurses and more than 10,000 patient care team members. He partnered with Michigan State University to develop a new model of clinical faculty roles for Henry Ford nurses to increase clinical placements and nursing program enrollment. He developed the first staffing office for the system and is responsible for launching the first system virtual ICU in Michigan. His efforts thus far have decreased first year RN turnover as well as overall turnover. In addition to his duties at the system, Dr. Wallis is the adjunct dean for nursing practice at Michigan State University.
Becker's Recognition
Eric Wallis, DNP, RNhas been named a Becker's honoree on the lists below.
2023 Winner

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153 Hospital and Health System Chief Nursing Officers to Know
After years of navigating their hospitals and health systems through the COVID-19 pandemic, chief nursing officers are now addressing staffing shortages, managing nursing budgets and creating professional pathways for the next generation of nurses.
CNOs are responsible for overseeing nursing departments, launching novel initiatives and maintaining outstanding patient care outcomes. These leaders bring a unique blend of clinical and leadership experience to their roles.
2024 Winner

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Hospital and Health System CNOs to Know
CNOs are responsible for overseeing nursing departments, launching novel initiatives and maintaining outstanding patient care outcomes. These leaders bring a unique blend of clinical and leadership experience to their roles.
