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Carrie Jankowski

President

Mercy Health–Allen Hospital

Oberlin, OH

Ms. Jankowski serves as president of Mercy Health–Allen Hospital, overseeing daily operations, strategic growth initiatives and performance goals for a Joint Commission-accredited critical access hospital serving southern Lorain County. A nearly 30-year Mercy Health leader who began her career in 1997 as a radiology technologist, she brings deep operational experience and community-rooted commitment to her hometown hospital. Under her leadership, surgical volume increased 39% year-over-year and gross revenues rose 20%, reflecting service growth and disciplined execution of the strategic plan. She also oversaw expansion of the emergency department, increasing annual visits from about 15,000 to more than 17,000. Ms. Jankowski introduced advanced capabilities including MAKO robotic surgery and expanded pain management services to strengthen access to higher-acuity care locally. She has built a strong engagement culture, with Allen Hospital ranking in the top 10 for associate engagement among more than 60,000 Bon Secours Mercy Health associates systemwide. In addition, she chairs the Lorain market’s leadership councils for diversity and inclusion, reinforcing workforce belonging and community trust.

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