Baptist Health Home Care competitors

I am the president and CEO of Baptist Memorial Health Care, an award-winning hospital network with 21 hospitals in Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee. I began my career with Baptist in 2002. I am passionate about community involvement and serve on boards of the Greater Memphis Chamber, Memphis Tomorrow, New Memphis Institute, Tennessee Hospital Association and Memphis Bioworks. I also am a member of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis’ Health Care Industry Council. In my personal life, I am a husband, father, deacon and Sunday school teacher.

Nelson Lazo is the CEO of Bethesda Hospital East and Bethesda Hospital West, both part of Baptist Health South Florida.

Experienced Executive Vice President with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry. Skilled in Healthcare Consulting, Customer Service, Medicaid, Strategic Planning, and Healthcare Industry. Strong business development professional with a Masters in Business Administration focused in Public Accounting

Neil Meltzer is a President and Chief Executive Officer at LifeBridge Health and is based in Baltimore, Maryland. He has worked as President at Sinai Hospital and Past National Board Chairman at American Heart Association. Neil studied at Tulane University School Of Public Health And Tropical Medicine.

Vedner Guerrier, MBA, LSSBB are a Chief Executive Officer at MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM and are based in Miramar, Florida. They have worked as Manager of Radiation Oncology at MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM, Vice President Oncology Services at MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM, and Director Physicians Practices at MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM. Vedner studied at Broward College and Florida International University - FIU.

Paul Kempinski is a Chief Executive Officer at Children's Mercy Hospital and Board Member at Children's Mercy Hospital.

Winner of 2016 IMAGE Magazine Management Professional Businesswoman of the Year Award On the 21st November, Kay Connolly, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of St. Vincent’s University Hospital (SVUH) was awarded the prestigious Management Professional of the Year Award at the IMAGE Business Woman of the year Awards 2016. Over 400 nominations were received for the 10th anniversary of the awards with just one in four nominations being shortlisted. Kay was the only public sector nominee and winner at the awards, competing with corporate enterprises. With 32 years’ industry experience, Kay Connolly has received multiple promotions since joining St Vincent’s University Hospital - nurse, nurse manager, Assistant director of nursing, and director of unscheduled care, culminating in her current role as chief operating officer. Kay is known for driving change and quality improvements, which maintain the high quality service offered to St Vincent’s Hospital patients. She provides leadership, management and clinical expertise to ensure the efficient running of one of Ireland’s largest acute level 4 hospitals with a staff complement of over 2,500. Kay works alongside the CEO and senior management in implementing the hospital’s strategic objectives. She is the first female appointment to this level within the management structure in 15 years.