Presbyterian CEO and Leadership

Dale Maxwell is a Board Member at Presbyterian Healthcare Services, Trustee at Sandia Preparatory School, and Senior VP/CFO at Presbyterian Healthcare Services and is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He has worked as Interim President/CEO at Presbyterian Healthcare Services and Exec VP/CAO at Presbyterian Healthcare Services. Dale works or has worked as VP/CFO at Presbyterian Medical Group and MEMBER at Albuquerque Economic Forum. He attended NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY and Seton Hall University between 2005 and 2007.

Jason W. Mitchell, MD, is the Chief Medical and Clinical Transformation Officer for Presbyterian Healthcare Services, a not-for-profit health care system, integrating New Mexico’s largest health care provider, Medical Group and health plan with over $3 billion in annual revenue. Dr. Mitchell leads a team of 1,000 employed providers spanning 50 ambulatory clinics and eight hospital campuses in addition to medical staff operations and provider clinical quality in a mixed medical staff model. Dr. Mitchell oversees $600 million in fully capitated delivery system risk arrangements, delivery system care and case management, clinical informatics and enterprise Population Health Services.

Dr. Mitchell focuses on redesigning clinical practice at the system level and is transforming the role of the physician executive to better serve clinicians and patients during a time of rapid healthcare change. He is a key leader in developing enterprise strategy across care delivery, the health plan and Presbyterian’s Fluent Health - a leader in partnering with delivery systems to start or strengthen their own provider-led health plans.

Under Dr. Mitchell’s leadership, Presbyterian has deployed new care models, processes and technology to help connect the care continuum, payers, providers and patients in a way never before possible and enabled intense evidence-based care design, process improvement, value-based care, health plan integration and standardization. Ultimately, the changes have yielded significant gains in disease management and overall management of population health.

Dr. Mitchell is passionate about the quadruple aim and continues to see patients as a family practice physician. He earned his medical degree from the University of New Mexico, where he also completed his residency in family medicine. Dr. Mitchell is board-certified in both family medicine and clinical informatics. He has been with Presbyterian since 2006.

Michele Lewis Reeves is a Board Member at Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc and VP/Chief Inclusion & Diversity Ofcr at Presbyterian Healthcare Services and is based in Albuquerque-Santa Fe Metropolitan Area. She has worked as Global Organizational Effectiveness Leader at SAS Institute, Senior Associate Consultant at Interaction Associates, and Senior Consultant & Facilitator at FRANKLIN COVEY CO. Michele attended James Madison University - JMU between 1984 and 1988 and University of Central Florida between 1988 and 1990.

Jim Noble is a Senior Vice President Chief Financial Officer at Presbyterian Healthcare Services and is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He has worked as Exec VP/CFO/COO at Huntington Hospital, Regional Chief Financial Officer at Providence, and Senior VP/CFO at Huntington Memorial Hospital. Jim works or has worked at DIGNITY HEALTH and works or has worked as Chief Financial Officer at Anaheim Memorial Medical Center. He studied at USC Marshall School of Business between 1992 and 1994 and United States Naval Academy between 1982 and 1986.

Neal Spero is a CMO, VP Sales and Marketing at Presbyterian Healthcare Services and is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

As Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, Todd Sandman joined Presbyterian Healthcare Services in 2001 and currently oversees the system’s strategy, business planning, data and analytics, marketing, communications, public relations, and public policy advocacy. He worked on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC in several communications roles from 1993 to 1998. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Political Communications from George Washington University in 1992 and his Master’s in Business Administration from Arizona State University in 2009.

Todd currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Albuquerque Economic Development and has held several other leadership roles in the community.

Aaron is Executive Vice President, Chief Digital Officer, Providence St. Josephs Health (PSJH), and Managing General Partner, Providence Ventures (PV). Providence St. Joseph Health is a not-for-profit health system that combines Providence Health & Services and St. Joseph Health. Both organizations have served the Western U.S. for more than a century and together comprise 106,000 caregivers who serve in 50 hospitals, 829 clinics and hundreds of programs and services. Aaron is responsible for the digital, web, mobile and online marketing channel for PSJH. His team is also responsible for driving innovative new programs across PSJH that improve convenience, lower cost and improve quality. Aaron is also responsible for early stage/venture technology and medical device investments for Providence Venture’s $150M fund. Aaron serves as an observer/board member on the boards of PV portfolio companies AVIA, Kyruus, and Xealth.

Aaron's interests outside of family and work are diverse. He plays drums for \'Dragged and Dropped\' a Seattle cover band. Aaron participates in competitive soccer, boxing, and Brazilian jujitsu. Aaron is a passionate Seattle Sounders and Manchester United fan.

Amor Brannin are a Presbyterian Health Plan CFO - Vice President of Finance at Presbyterian Healthcare Services and are based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. They have worked as Audit Manager at KPMG US. Amor studied at Fort Lewis College between 1998 and 2000.

I am a values-driven integrated healthcare system leader of a $4.6 Billion payor-provider system. Proven success in capitation and value based models, not-for-profit and investor-owned environments. Deep experience in integrated payor-provider health system leadership, board governance, system strategy, bond financing, acquisitions and partnerships, provider group leadership, multi-hospital leadership, and greenfield development.

Deeply committed to my family and faith, I am grateful for the opportunity to make an impact on the lives and well-being of the patients who receive care under my teams’ guidance.

--Growth Catalyst: Helped create bold, multi-year strategic plans and rallied key stakeholders to support diverse initiatives-including new hospital development, health plan expansion and new ventures portfolio-that contributed to 55% gain in system operating revenue in two years.

-- Physician Advocate: Implemented strategy of physician support, development and medical director empowerment that drove physician satisfaction from 8th percentile to 40th percentile.

--Payer-Provider Integration Expert: Architected population health function to manage $500M of provider-held capitation and executed integrated strategies that delivered 5% to 9% operating margin advantage of fee-for-service portfolios.

Specialties:

- Health System Leadership

- Integrated Payer/Provider System performance

- Strategic planning and growth

- Turn Around Financial Performance

- Greenfield Hospital Development

- Improvement Models including Baldrige, Lean, Six Sigma, and Just Culture

Daniel Ramsey is a COO at Presbyterian Healthcare Services and is based in Marshfield, Wisconsin. He studied at The University of Iowa Tippie College of Business.

Aaron is Executive Vice President, Chief Digital Officer, Providence St. Josephs Health (PSJH), and Managing General Partner, Providence Ventures (PV). Providence St. Joseph Health is a not-for-profit health system that combines Providence Health & Services and St. Joseph Health. Both organizations have served the Western U.S. for more than a century and together comprise 106,000 caregivers who serve in 50 hospitals, 829 clinics and hundreds of programs and services. Aaron is responsible for the digital, web, mobile and online marketing channel for PSJH. His team is also responsible for driving innovative new programs across PSJH that improve convenience, lower cost and improve quality. Aaron is also responsible for early stage/venture technology and medical device investments for Providence Venture’s $150M fund. Aaron serves as an observer/board member on the boards of PV portfolio companies AVIA, Kyruus, and Xealth.

Aaron's interests outside of family and work are diverse. He plays drums for \'Dragged and Dropped\' a Seattle cover band. Aaron participates in competitive soccer, boxing, and Brazilian jujitsu. Aaron is a passionate Seattle Sounders and Manchester United fan.