29 Nov Telluride Med Center: Bev Schulman Is Interim CEO!
The Telluride Regional Medical Center Board of Directors announced the appointment of Bev Schulman as interim CEO at its board meeting in mid-November. She will serve in that role while the board continues its search for a permanent CEO.
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Bev Schulman
Bev Schulman has extensive experience as a consultant and in executive management roles with healthcare organizations, including urban and rural hospitals, medical practices, mental health entities, and hospices.
Most recently Schulman has been the owner of Turning Point Healthcare Advisors, a consultancy that provides strategic and operational planning, financial forecasting and analyses, planning for new facilities and service in various interim healthcare executive roles.
Prior to founding Turning Point, Schulman held in a variety of healthcare leadership positions with Policy Studies, Inc., Janus Healthcare Consultants, and Saint Joseph Hospital in Denver. She also taught classes in healthcare policy, economics, at the University of Colorado and Denver University.
“We are delighted to welcome Bev to our team,” said Richard Betts, Board Chair for Telluride Regional Medical Center. “Her business skills and healthcare leadership experience will make sure we can continue to deliver the high quality primary and emergency care our community deserve during the transition to a permanent CEO.”
About Telluride Regional Medical Center:
Telluride Regional Medical Center provides primary and emergency health care to residents of Telluride and the San Miguel County region.
For more information call 970-728-3848 or visit https://tellmed.org.
Gordon
Posted at 18:53h, 01 DecemberI’ve known Bev for years and had the pleasure of working with her as a consultant. She knows and understands well the intricacies of healthcare and the unique challenges of the provision of care in Telluride. The board couldn’t have found a better interim CEO. The Med Center is in excellent hands!