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11 CMO for the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore. He also has experience as CMO for St. Louis-based Barnes-Jewish Hospital and assistant vice chancellor for clinical affairs at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. Board certified in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine and critical care medicine, Dr. Gottlieb completed his fellowship at Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Hospital. Lee W. Hammerling, MD. Chief Physician Executive and CMO of ProMedica (Toledo, Ohio). As chief physician executive and CMO, Dr. Hammerling provides oversight for the development and growth of ProMedica's service lines, population health strategies and ac- ademic programs and affiliations. Dr. Hammerling's leadership responsi- bilities cover 13 hospitals, six ambulatory surgery centers and more than 2,100 physicians. He first joined ProMedica as an anesthesiologist and clinical care physician and rose through the ranks to become chair of To- ledo Hospital's anesthesiology department and president of ProMedica's physicians and continuum services before being named CMO in 1999. Loran D. Hauck, MD. CMO of Adventist Health System (Al- tamonte Springs, Fla.). As CMO of Adventist Health, Dr. Hauck is responsible for providing physician leadership, oversight and direction of the health system's clinical initiatives. Prior to his current role, Dr. Hauck served as president and CEO of Sunbelt Medical Management, a man- aged care services organization owned by Adventist Health. A board cer- tified internal medicine physician, Dr. Hauck has experience as medical director for Loma Linda (Calif.) Faculty Medical Group and is a member of the American College of Physicians. Michael Henderson, MD. CMO of University of Mississip- pi Medical Center (Jackson). Dr. Henderson became CMO of the University of Mississippi Medical Center in April 2015. Prior to this, he served as chief quality officer for Cleveland Clinic, where he also spent time as a professor of surgery and chairman of the Quality and Patient Safety Institute. Dr. Henderson serves on the Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare's Robust Performance Improvement ad- visory board and has past experience as a global expert for the World Health Organization's Leaders Guide on Patient and Quality of Care in Services Delivery. John Hensing, MD. Chief Clinical Officer of Banner Health (Phoenix). Banner Health appointed Dr. Hensing chief clinical officer in 2009. Before joining the health system, which consists of 28 hospitals, Dr. Hensing practiced as an internal medicine physician for 18 years and earned the Distinguished Internist of the Year Award. Dr. Hensing is a fellow of the American College of Physicians and has served on various boards for Samaritan Health System, a Banner Health predecessor orga- nization. Before completing his residency training at Iowa State Universi- ty in Ames, he served two years as a flight surgeon in the U.S. Air Force. Russell Holman, MD. CMO of LifePoint Health (Brentwood, Tenn.). Dr. Holman joined LifePoint in February 2013 and since then has helped transform the health system's culture, making quality and pa- tient safety an integral part of all 43,000 employees' days. As CMO, Dr. Holman has implemented initiatives to reduce patient harms by nearly 50 percent through the CMS Hospital Engagement Network and cham- pioned a partnership with Durham, N.C.-based Duke University Health System to create the LifePoint National Quality Program. He also created the 23-hospital health system's Patient and Family Advisory Board and National Patient Advisory Board to ensure a shared vision and create an organizational strategy. Tallulah Holmstrom, MD. CMO of Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center (Hartsville, S.C.) and KershawHealth (Cam- den, S.C.). Dr. Holmstrom is the first CMO for physician-owned Caro- lina Pines Regional Medical Center and KershawHealth, both part of the Charleston-based Capella-Medical University of South Carolina Health Network. In this role, Dr. Holmstrom is responsible for the quality of care at both hospitals, overseeing the medical staff at 116-bed Caroli- na Pines Regional Medical Center and 121-bed KershawHealth Medical Center. Throughout her career, Dr. Holmstrom served as chief of staff and chair of the department of medicine for KershawHealth. Addition- ally, she served on KershawHealth's board of trustees. Dr. Holmstrom completed fellowship training at the University of Heidelberg in Ger- many before joining the Charleston-based Medical University of South Carolina's medical staff. Michael Jablonover, MD. Senior Vice President and CMO of the University of Maryland Medical Center (Baltimore). At University of Maryland Medical Center, Dr. Jablonover oversees patient safety, quality and clinical effectiveness, as well as assists with graduate medical education, medical staff services, pharmacy services and health information management. Before joining UMMC, he served as CMO and then president and CEO of University of Maryland Rehabilitation and Orthopaedic Institute in Gwynn Oak. Dr. Jablonover has prior experi- ence as CMO of Baltimore-based University Specialty Hospital, which closed in 2012. He began his leadership career as an assistant professor and director of the hospitalist program in the University of Maryland School of Medicine's department of medicine. Timothy Jahn, MD. CMO of Baptist Health (Louisville, Ky.). Dr. Jahn was named CMO of Hospital Sisters Health System Eastern Wisconsin Division in 2007 and became CMO of Phoenix-based Abrazo Community Health Network in 2012. A year later, Baptist Health tapped him to serve as chief quality officer, and he has since become CMO of the nine-hospital health system. He is Baptist Health's senior medical execu- tive and responsible for safety, quality and patient experience. He earned his medical degree at Madison-based University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. Ghassan Jamaleddine, MD. CMO of Alameda Health System (Oakland, Calif.). With a reputation for patient advocacy, team build- ing and improving medical education, Dr. Jamaleddine plays a crucial role in the leadership and development of Alameda Health Partners phy- sicians. Previously, he served as CMO of New York City Health + Hospi- tals' Kings County Hospital Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., where he focused on physician mentoring as well as coaching, safety and quality of care. Dr. Jamaleddine is triple board certified in internal medicine, pulmo- nary care and critical care medicine. He earned his medical degree from American University of Beirut Medical School in Lebanon. Kevin Joseph, MD. Senior Vice President of Quality and CMO of TriHealth (Cincinnati). Dr. Joseph was named CMO of TriHealth in October 2017, 10 months after joining the health system as chief qual- ity officer. He holds responsibility over the management, coordination and integration of quality, clinical performance improvement and patient safety efforts. Prior to joining TriHealth, Dr. Joseph was senior vice pres- ident of inpatient services at UC Health in Cincinnati and president and CEO of UC Health's West Chester (Ohio) Hospital. Lily Jung Henson, MD. CMO of Piedmont Henry Hospital (Stockbridge, Ga.). Dr. Henson became CMO of Piedmont Henry Hospital in March 2016 in addition to her role as chief of neurology for Atlanta-based Piedmont Healthcare. As CMO, Dr. Henson is responsi- ble for reinforcing a culture of safety and creating an infrastructure for providers to deliver the best possible care for patients. Prior to joining Piedmont, Dr. Henson spent 25 years at Seattle-based Swedish Health Services, eventually serving as vice president of medical affairs for one of the system's community hospitals as well as chief of staff at another Swedish site. A neurologist, Dr. Henson serves on the National Multiple Sclerosis Society board of directors and is chair of the American Acade- my of Neurology's BrainPAC, a political action committee advocating for neurologists and their patients. Ronald Kaufman, MD. CMO of Good Samaritan Hospital (San Jose, Calif.). Dr. Kaufman joined Good Samaritan Hospital as CMO in January 2018, responsible for overseeing patient safety and quality, regu- latory compliance, and the development of innovative clinical programs. He is also responsible for physician relations and will assist with network

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