 Our
highly-regarded Chief of Staff Boot Camp® faculty has considerable
experience and expertise addressing the many challenges
facing healthcare executives and physician leaders. Many
faculty members are also available for on-site presentations
and coaching through our Speaker's Bureau.
 Susan
Reynolds, MD, PhD
President and CEO
Dr. Reynolds is a nationally
recognized keynote speaker, leadership development
expert, and executive coach. She has shared her unique
approach to today’s leadership and management
challenges with Fortune 500 companies, major health
care organizations, and national and state medical
associations.
A former emergency
physician and CEO of an emergency medical center,
she created the Physician Leadership Training Institute
for the American Medical Association. Prior to founding
The Institute for Medical Leadership, Dr. Reynolds
served on the White House Health Professionals Review
Group from 1993 to 1994, as one of its few practicing
physician members. During this appointment she was
very much aware that physicians were not in the lead
in the national health care reform debate. When subsequently
recruited to develop and lead the Physician Executive
Practices at Heidrick & Struggles and Russell
Reynolds Associates, two highly respected international
search firms, she decided to study what makes an effective
leader and teach what she learned to physicians and
healthcare executives. In so doing, she seeks to increase
patient centered leadership that brings about much
needed healthcare reform in local institutions and
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 Sarah G. Benator, Esq
Sarah G. Benator, Esq. is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Arent Fox LLP, and a member of the health care practice group. Her clients include hospitals, health systems, long-term care facilities, medical groups, and durable medical equipment suppliers. She regularly advises health care organizations on peer review matters, practitioner credentialing, disciplinary hearings, state licensing, Medicare certification, Joint Commission accreditation, medical staff bylaws, EMTALA, governing body bylaws, and consent and confidentiality. |
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 C. E. Mickey Bilbrey
C. E. Mickey Bilbrey is the past President and CEO of The University of Tennessee Medical Center, a 581 bed teaching hospital and regional quaternary referral center. He is currently Vice President of Operations, Eastern Region, Quorum Health Resources in Brentwood, Tennessee. Mr. Bilbrey is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives and Founding Member of the Institute for Healthcare Executives and Suppliers. |
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 Lowell C. Brown, Esq
Lowell C. Brown, Esq. is a partner in the national law firm of Arent Fox LLP, based in the Los Angeles office. He is practice group leader of the firm’s Health Care department. He advises hospitals, health systems, and medical groups in business, regulatory and medico-legal matters. His practice includes the design and implementation of compliance programs, practitioner credentialing, peer review, disciplinary hearings, Medicare certification, and licensing and accreditation issues. He is also a nationally recognized expert on EMTALA. |
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 Richard
Corlin, MD
Dr. Richard Corlin is
the Past President of the American Medical Association
and Past President of the California Medical Association.
He has also served as Speaker of the House of Delegates
of both the AMA and the CMA. Currently he is Chairman
of the Board of Audio Digest and in private practices
as a gastroenterologist in Santa Monica, California.
Known as an articulate and engaging speaker as well
as a master of meetings management, he has special
expertise in how to minimize your liability risk through
effective communication.
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 Richard
Frankenstein, MD
Dr. Richard Frankenstein
is a JCAHO Commissioner appointed by the American
Medical Association. He is also currently serving
as Speaker of the House of Delegates of the California
Medical Association. He is a well known lecturer on
topics pertaining to medical staff affairs such as
peer review, patient safety, and the JCAHO accreditation
process. A pulmonologist in Orange County, he has
served two terms as Chief of staff at Garden Grove
Hospital.
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 Irwin L. Hurn, MBA
Irwin L. Hurn, MBA is Chief Financial Officer at Kootenai Health in Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho. In the past, he has provided strategic, operating, and finance
leadership for intense turnarounds in hospitals, healthcare systems, biotech and
life sciences, to U.S. and international companies. Rapidly integrating as CEO,
COO, or CFO, his background in medical research and expert communication
drives critical organizational transformation for dramatic improvement in
profitability and clinical quality. |
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 Leonard M. Randolph, Jr., MD
is a Certified Physician Executive and general surgeon, who currently serves as Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Mercy Health Partners – Southwest Ohio. He is a Retired Major General in the USAF; former Deputy Surgeon General, USAF; former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Health Affairs; Past President of the American College of Physician Executives; past member of the Board of Governor’s, American College of Surgeons; and a member of Leadership Cincinnati XXIX.
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 Howard Salmon, MHA
Mr. Howard Salmon is a former hospital administrator and former Vice President
of Hospital Corporation of America. He provides consulting services to numerous
hospitals and health care organizations helping them improve their bottom lines
while delivering high quality care. He conducts strategic planning retreats for
hospitals and health systems and has special expertise in how physician leaders
and hospital senior executives can work together most effectively.
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