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Current Events
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Palm Beach Medical Society presents
Billing and Coding Update 2020
Wed., Jan. 15 | 11:30 am - 1 pm
Atlantis
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SFHEF presents
Annual Installation Dinner
Wed., Jan. 22, 2019
Signature Grand Davie
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DCMA presents
Advancing Pediatric Care in the Community
Jan. 25 | 8 am
Miami
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Do You Know a Healthcare Game Changer?
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Publisher of:
Week in Review, Specialty Focus,
FHIweekly & Game Changers
Creator of:
The Healthcare Roundtable Series
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South Florida Healthcare Executive Forum Announces 2020 Board of Directors
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South Florida Healthcare Executive Forum
(SFHEF) has just announced its 2020 Board of Directors.
The new Board will be officially installed on January 22 at the Forum's annual dinner event. The Signature Grand in Davie, Florida will host this year's program. Heather Rohan, FACHE division president of TriStar Health and Chairman of the American College of Healthcare Executives will deliver the keynote.
Based in Dania Beach,
the SFHEF serves healthcare professionals in Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties plus the Treasure Coast. The SFHEF is the local chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives
(ACHE) and currently boasts over 850 members.
Click
HERE to meet the 2020 SFHEF Board of Directors.
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Baptist Health South Florida Named One of the Best Workplaces for Diversity by Great Place to Work and Fortune
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MIAMI -
Great Place to Work and
Fortune have honored
Baptist Health South Florida as one of the
2019 Best Workplaces for Diversity. The Best Workplaces for Diversity stand out for creating great workplaces for all employees, regardless of their personal characteristics. Baptist Health took the No. #48 spot on the list.
To determine the list, Great Place to Work analyzed the experiences of women, under-represented races/ethnicities, LGBTQ people, employees who are Boomers or older, and people who have disabilities, comparing their survey results to their colleagues' results at the same organizations. All told, these anonymous survey responses on more than 60 survey questions reflecting day-to-day workplace treatment represented more than 4.8 million employees' work lives.
"We're proud that our diverse employee population is a reflection of the South Florida community we are privileged to serve with compassion and inclusion," said Adriene McCoy, Baptist Health's senior vice president and chief human resources officer. "Being named on this list once again is a meaningful honor for our organization, as it reinforces the importance we place on people -our employees, our patients and families and our community."
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Jupiter Medical Center CEO Selected Power Leader
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Jupiter Medical Center recently announced that President and CEO
Dr. Amit Rastogi has been selected as a 2019 Power Leader in Health Care by the
South Florida Business Journal. Dr. Rastogi is new to the Power Leaders in Health Care list and is highlighted as a "newsmaker" who "dominated business news in the past year." According to the South Florida Business Journal, the 2019 Power Leaders are driving innovation and award-winning patient care across South Florida.
Dr. Rastogi joined Jupiter Medical Center in 2019 and brings more than 20 years of experience as a healthcare executive and a practicing, board-certified internal medicine physician. With a reputation for innovation, Rastogi launched one of the first advance payment accountable care organizations in the country, implemented one of the first outpatient High Reliability programs in the nation at
Yale New Haven Health in order to improve patient safety in the ambulatory setting, and hosted the largest, single-night, nonprofit fundraiser in the metro D.C. region, raising $26.3 million for the regional cancer center. In his current role, he is responsible for providing strategic direction and leadership for the Jupiter Medical Center's expanding clinical programs, state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge technologies.
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