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Missouri Chapter
American College of Healthcare Executives
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Newsletter
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Fourth Quarter | December 20, 2022 | | |
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Matt Clausen, FACHE
MO-ACHE Chapter President
Regional Vice President, Market Operations
Strive Health
mclausen@strivehealth.com
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Happy Holidays!
What a busy 2022! It was great to see many of you at our annual meeting and education event during the Missouri Hospital Association (MHA) conference in the Ozarks. Our Local Programming Committees (LPCs) put together wonderful events throughout the year, and they topped it off with a very timely discussion around workforce solutions at MHA – what a great event! Our LPCs are actively planning for 2023 – so keep an eye out for our events calendar in your email. And be sure to register for ACHE Congress 2023 – it was great to be back in person in 2022, and I expect next year to be just as wonderful.
Congratulations to our members who advanced to Fellow this year! We have had nearly 30 of our colleagues take that next step to advance – kudos to all of you. Also, a special thanks again to those who planned and taught our first Board of Governors prep sessions to provide that boost for many of our colleagues.
As we head into the holidays, I am very grateful for the many volunteers that make our chapter run. Our LPCs, membership committee, and communications committee are just a few opportunities for you to join us in supporting each other grow as healthcare leaders committed to improving health.
I wish you all a wonderful holiday season and a happy new year!
-Matt
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ACHE Congress | Chicago | March 20-23 | |
Congress is the Conference for Healthcare Leaders Who Care
Seeking new, in-depth perspectives from across healthcare and beyond? Want to network with thousands of the best and brightest leaders? The 2023 Congress may just be the most important event of your year! When you attend, you will:
- Hear candid perspectives from leaders within and beyond healthcare on the most critical issues.
- Grow your network and take the next step up as a leader in healthcare.
- Join objective, solutions-focused sessions to help you make an impact.
- See and be seen by some of the most esteemed leaders in the country.
Join us March 20–23 to chart a bolder, brighter future in healthcare. Together, we can make a difference.
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Meet MO-ACHE's 2023 Board of Directors | |
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Communications Chair
Sobia Shahab
Mgr. Business Operations
Dept. of Pathology & Immunology
Washington University School of Medicine
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Membership Chair &
BOG Study Group Co-Chair
Shirley Gamble, MBA, FACHE
Regional Director of Operations
Kindred at Home
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Membership Co-Chair
Ben Hudson, FACHE
Director, Revenue Cycle
Oracle Cerner
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Sponsorship Chair
Jim Brophy, FACHE
Partner
C-Suite Healthcare Innovations
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Sponsorship Co-Chair
Alan Freeman, DMgt, FACHE
President & CEO
Affinia Healthcare
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Physicians Engagement Chair
Mohammad Agha
Medical Director, Care Coordination
SSM Health
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St. Louis LPC Vice-Chair
Dara Webb
Executive Director Quality
Mercy
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Central LPC Chair
Dillon Falk, MHA, MS
Department Administrator &
Manager of Clinical Operations Psychiatry
University of Missouri-Columbia
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Kansas City LPC Chair
Alexander Gill, FACHE
Senior Director, Strategic Services
Children's Mercy Kansas City
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MO-ACHE Board of Governors Exam - Study Group | |
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Over twelve weeks in the fall of 2022, the Missouri Chapter of the ACHE launched its Board of Governor’s Exam Study Group. Hosted virtually, eleven sessions covered each of the ten knowledge areas as well as an introductory session on exam specifics and test-taking tips. Study materials and session recordings were provided to all registrants. The first session was also designed as a networking session to allow attendees to get to know one another at the beginning of their three-month adventure.
Sessions were led by volunteer Fellows from across the chapter. There were 15 registrants with a dozen, on average, attending each session.
The chapter is thankful to the inaugural class of registrants for making the event such a success! This event afforded not just an opportunity to study but also an opportunity for early careerists to network, build a cohort, grow professionally, and be introduced to Fellow leaders across the state.
Many of the attendees were scheduled to take their BOG exams over the months following the course’s completion, and event sponsors are optimistic that the opportunity to study together has been a positive layer in their preparation.
The chapter is especially thankful for the roster of chapter Fellows who did a phenomenal job hosting each of their sessions.
Program Organizers
- MO-ACHE Treasurer - Roma Bordewick, MBA, MHA, Director, Patient Support Services, Barnes-Jewish Hospital
- MO-ACHE Membership Committee Chair - Shirley Gamble, MBA, FACHE, Regional Director Operations, Kindred at Home Community Care – Missouri
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Advanced to Fellow in 2023 | |
Congratulations on becoming Fellows of the American College of Healthcare Executives. We know what it took to achieve this distinction of board certification in healthcare management and we sincerely applaud your remarkable accomplishment. We also appreciate your support and engagement with members in promoting the value of ACHE. | |
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Amy M. Begemann, FACHE
Service Line Dir/Cardio, Neurosciences & Ancillary Svs.
MU Healthcare
Rachel S. Boyles, FACHE
Executive Dir of Service & Experience
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare
Michael G. Burcham, Sr., FACHE
Chief Strategy Officer
Health Partners Management Group
Steven E. Burghart, FACHE
President
SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital
Michael S. Dow, PharmD, FACHE
Director/Ancillary Svs.
Lake Regional Health System
Savanna Facklam, RN, MSN, FACHE
Dir/Outpatient & Scheduling Services
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare
Brian Fox, FACHE
Executive Director, Radiology
Barnes Jewish Hospital
Shirley A. Gamble, MBA, FACHE
Regional Dir of Operations
Kindred at Home
Libby J. Johnson, FACHE
Associate Director
US Dept of Veterans Affairs
Tammy M. Keesey, FACHE
Campus President/St. Louis Campus Chamberlain University College of Nursing
Andrew H. Lovewell, FACHE
Admin & CEO
Surgical Center at Columbia Orthopaedic Group
MAJ Joshua P. Moser, FACHE
CFO
US Army
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Christopher M. Nolan, MPA, FACHE
Dir/Anchor Initiatives, Community Health Improvement
BJC HealthCare
Roystan L. Pais, FACHE
Executive Director
The Bluffs
Lisa A. Schaberg, FACHE
Senior Dir & Strategic Value Executive
Oracle Cerner
Cole E. Silverman, FACHE
CEO
SSM Health Rehabilitation Hospital-Richmond Heights
Mariellena Sudak, DHA, MSN, FACHE
VP & COO
SoutheastHEALTH
Dustin J. Thomas, FACHE
Chief Financial Officer
University of Missouri Health Care
Kim M. Tilley, FACHE
Vice President-Operations
Mercy
Matthew P. Turner, FACHE
VP of Community Hospital Group
CoxHealth
Sriram Vissa, MD, FACHE
CMO & VP of Medical Affairs
SSM Health/DePaul Hospital
Andrea C. Wiggins, FACHE
Assistant Director
Truman VA
Deborah L. Yantis, FACHE
Vice President
Oracle Cerner
Want to take your career to the next level?
Click here to learn more about the FACHE® credential, signaling board certification in healthcare management.
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ACHE Volunteer Awards
This Program celebrates ACHE members' commitment to the healthcare management profession. Recognition is bestowed at three levels, based on a range of specific volunteer activities that demonstrate leadership and contributions to professional excellence. The ACHE Volunteer Recognition Program is based on points accrued through volunteer activities performed in a convocation year (April-March). Leaders do not need to achieve a set number of points in a single year, but rather will build points over time. In that manner, members can progress through the three award levels.
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Distinguished Service Award
Gina L. Calder, FACHE
President
BJC Healthcare/St Charles County
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Service Award
Genny A. Maroc, FACHE
Former President
Cox Monett Hospital - CoxHealth
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Regent Awards
Early Career Healthcare Executive Award Criteria:
- A member of the American College of Healthcare Executives
- Demonstration of leadership ability
- Demonstration of innovative and creative management
- Executive capability in developing his or her organization and promoting its growth and stature in the community
- Participation in local, state, or provincial hospital and health association activities
- Participation in civic/community activities and projects
- Demonstration of participation in ACHE activities and interest in assisting ACHE in achieving its objectives
Senior-Level Healthcare Executive Award Criteria:
- A Fellow of ACHE
- A CEO, COO, or other senior-level executive titles within the organization
- Demonstration of leadership ability
- Demonstration of innovative and creative management
- Executive capability in developing his or her organization and promoting its growth and stature in the community
- Contributions to the development of others in the healthcare profession
- Demonstration of leadership in local, state, or provincial hospital and health association activities
- Participation in civic/community activities and projects
- Demonstration of participation in ACHE activities and interest in assisting ACHE in achieving its objectives
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Early Career Award
Shirley Gamble, MBA, FACHE
Regional Director of Operations
Kindred at Home
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Senior-Level Award
C. Todd Ahrens, FACHE
President & CEO
Hannibal Regional
Healthcare System
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Senior-Level Award
Bryant McNally, J.D., MPH, FACHE
V.P of Membership Services
Missouri Hospital Association
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MO-ACHE's President’s Award recognizes a chapter member that would otherwise not be recognized in another award category. | |
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President's Award
Ann Grana
VP of Business Development
Keystone Technologies
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Missouri Hospital Association Updates | |
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MO-ACHE’s marketing exposure enables healthcare industry partners to connect.
The MO-ACHE Partnership Program is designed to build long-lasting, productive, and meaningful relationships - partnerships that offer each party complimentary resources, while the parties work together. We share a mission to improve the health of patients and their communities.
If you want to connect with healthcare leaders and establish credibility in a collaborative environment, a partnership with MO-ACHE offers partners access to nearly 1,000 chapter members!
Sponsor Benefits - Partnership Snapshot
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Click here to learn more about MO-ACHE's Sponsorship opportunities!
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Missouri Chapter
American College of Healthcare Executives
4712 Country Club Drive | Jefferson City, MO 65109
mo-ache.org | Email | Linkedin | 573/893-3700
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