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Children's Minnesota CEO to retire
Marc Gorelick, MD, president and CEO of Minneapolis-based Children’s Minnesota, will retire in July after a 42-year medical career.
62 CEOs, CFOs, and more on the key change for 2025
Becker’s asked C-suite executives from hospitals and health systems across the U.S. to share the most significant change they’re making this year.
The No. 1 change pharmacy execs are driving in 2025
Becker’s asked pharmacy executives from hospitals and health systems across the U.S. to share the most significant change they’re making this year.
How Providence will use AI for marketing in 2025
Providence’s marketing leader told Becker’s the healthcare industry must continue to adapt to an “AI world.”
New Mexico system taps hospital chief executive
Callie Parks has been appointed hospital chief executive at Presbyterian Santa Fe (N.M.) Medical Center after serving in the role on an interim basis since July.
OSU Wexner taps new CFO
Columbus-based The Ohio State University’s Wexner Medical Center has named Richard Silveria system CFO, effective April 1 — pending approval from OSU’s board of trustees.
How 1 OSF HealthCare president is realigning services for long-term access
OSF HealthCare St. Elizabeth Medical Center-Peru (Ill.), which opened its doors in 2024 after the facility closed under different ownership, is now in the third phase of its reopening.
12K ED visits averted: NYC Health + Hospitals eases overcrowding with telehealth
NYC Health + Hospitals has made significant strides in reducing unnecessary ambulance rides and emergency department visits in New York City through its Virtual ExpressCare telehealth service.
How Montefiore's 1st chief pharmacy officer plans to expand care access
Ruth Cassidy, PharmD, recently joined New York City-based Montefiore Health System as the system’s inaugural chief pharmacy officer. With years of experience in hospital and community pharmacy practice, Dr. Cassidy is focused on optimizing pharmacy ope…
RWJBarnabas hospital cancels surgeries after water main break
Some surgeries and outpatient services at Livingston, N.J.-based Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center were canceled or postponed on Jan. 23 due to a nearby water main break.
