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Hires
Agentic AI startup Verify welcomed Molly O’Neill as its chief business officer. She joined the group from Aegis Ventures — which spun out Verify in 2022 in partnership with Northwell Holdings, the for-profit arm of Northwell Well being. At Aegis, O’Neill served as chief strategic partnerships officer.
Kids’s Hospital Affiliation employed John Mikesic as its new chief provide chain officer. He has spent the previous 5 years at College of Missouri Well being Care, the place he served as govt director of provide chain. Earlier than that, he was a regional director at Premier.
CommonSpirit Well being appointed Michael Browning as its subsequent CFO. He’ll change Daniel Morissette, who’s retiring on the finish of the yr. Browning presently works as CFO of OhioHealth. He has additionally served on this position at Promedica, WakeMed Well being & Hospitals and Parkview Well being.
ConcertAIwhich offers AI for all times sciences corporations, welcomed Shaalan Beg as its chief medical officer. He spent the previous 14 years at UT Southwestern Medical Middle, the place he served as a doctor oncologist and professor.
Doctronic AIwhich makes use of AI to cut back sufferers’ wait instances, employed Byron Crowe as its chief medical officer. Crowe joined the startup from Solera Well being, the place he served in the identical position.
Eli Lilly appointed Peter Marks as senior vp of molecule discovery and head of infectious illness. He’s the previous head of the FDA’s Middle for Biologics Analysis and Analysis. He joined the FDA in 2012 and left earlier this yr when HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. instructed him he wanted to resign or be fired.
HLM Enterprise Companions welcomed Ashley Tyrner-Dolce as an working companion. She is the founder and former CEO of FarmboxRx, which was acquired by social well being platform Pyx Well being for $47.5 million in June.
Behavioral well being firm It shines named Sean Martin as its new chief medical officer. He joined the corporate from insurer Oscar Well being, the place he most just lately served as chief medical officer.
Piedmont Healthcare in Atlanta appointed Mike Angelakos as its new CIO. He got here to Piedmont by means of Geisinger, the place he spent 4 years, additionally within the CIO position. Earlier than that, he labored at Trinity Well being for 17 years, ending his time there as vp of service optimization.
Worth-based kidney care firm Try Well being employed Michele Paige as its new chief development officer. Previously she has held govt roles at Elevance Well being, Cigna and Evernorth.
Exits
NewYork-Presbyterian CEO Steven Corwin introduced that he’ll step down on January 22 after 14 years within the position and greater than 20 years on the well being system. He will likely be succeeded by Brian Donley, NewYork-Presbyterian’s COO who joined the group in 2023.
Cliff Deveny, CEO of Ohio-based well being system Summa Well beingmentioned he’ll step down on the finish of the yr. Earlier this month, Basic Catalyst accomplished its acquisition of Summa. Daryl Tol — the president of Basic Catalyst’s Well being Assurance Transformation Company — will take over as Summa’s interim CEO within the new yr whereas the well being system completes its govt search.
Layoffs
Roche subsidiary Genentech is shedding 118 employees at its headquarters in San Francisco, marking its third spherical of layoffs at its headquarters this yr. The corporate let go of 143 workers in Might and 87 workers in July.
Jefferson Well being in Philadelphia mentioned it would lay off 1% of its workforce, which is about 650 individuals. The well being system cited monetary headwinds as the explanation for the job cuts.
Kaiser Permanente is shedding 216 workers in California, most of whom work in IT and meals providers roles. That is the fifth time this yr Kaiser has performed a spherical of layoffs affecting 35 or extra workers.
Oregon-based PeaceHealth will cut back its workforce by 2.5%, which suggests the layoffs will affect roughly 400 employees. That is its second main spherical of layoffs this yr — the well being system minimize 1% of its workforce in Might.
