Former CEO of @bswhealth. Passionate about a better healthcare future. Husband, father and Labrador lover.
Albuquerque, NM
Joined March 2017
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This New Year’s Eve, I am overwhelmed with gratitude for my time at @bswhealth. It has been a privilege to serve alongside such a talented, committed team. Here’s to many more years of changing healthcare for the better!”
On this #WorldGratitudeDay, I am grateful for the people who have committed their careers to helping others—from first responders to healthcare workers, and from researchers to teachers. Thank you for all you do!
The message is clear: vaccines save lives. I encourage you to share this information with your loved ones who are unvaccinated.
It’s time to face the facts—the #COVID19vaccine is your best shot at preventing serious complications from the virus. Now's the time to end this pandemic, together.
Patriotism is timeless and ageless.
For nearly three decades, Dr. Dan Meyer, chief of cardiac surgery for Baylor University Medical Center has provided life-saving care. At the young age of 63, he’s now expanded his public service by joining the @USNavy Reserve Medical Corps. bit.ly/3Bk4tEz
I’ve been lucky to work alongside many talented and dedicated colleagues, and I know they will continue to make safe, high-quality care more accessible, convenient and affordable for Texans.
I don’t think it’s possible to over-celebrate our @bswhealth team and healthcare teams worldwide for the many ways they have been “all in” over the past year! We appreciate you! #HealthcareAppreciationWeek
So proud of our researchers and clinicians across @bswhealth who continue to innovate for the people we serve.
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I spent some time today, #EmployeeAppreciation Day, visiting teams at two of our @bswhealth facilities. Thank you to all of our team members for the important roles you play in the health of our communities!
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Wednesday morning, Chris York, president of @bswhealth - Grapevine, was helping employees get to and from work safely. Within minutes of his arrival at Felecia's home, a water pipe broke and Chris began digging in the snow to shut off the water.
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This truly is a community wide effort these @bswhealth_DFW are being paid by Baylor to vaccinate today. @bswhealth_DFW is helping with vaccine registration outreach in the hardest hit communities as well. Thank you CEO Jim Hinton and your team!
This Christmas, I am especially grateful for our @BSWHealth team members and other #COVID19 essential workers. You provide love and light when our communities need it most.
Today was an historic day for @BSWHealth as our frontline team members started getting the #COVID19 vaccine at @bswhealth_templ.
Voting is a privilege. If you haven’t done so already, today is the day to make your voice heard. #Vote2020
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While our teams are working around the clock to explore the effectiveness of therapies to treat #COVID19, Dr. Arroliga, chief medical officer, encourages us all to keep up the simple measures to protect yourself, your family, and your neighbors. bit.ly/350fVG9
Big thanks to @ashishkjha for speaking at our virtual @bswhealth 13th annual Bill Aston Safety & Quality Summit. Our team appreciated your valuable insights about #COVID19 and leadership through a pandemic.
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It’s #backtoschool for these @ccicanine assistance dogs! While their “schooling” may not include books and pens, the skills they are learning will help change lives. 🍎
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This year, it's more important than ever for each of us to do our part in minimizing the spread of the #flu — including getting a #flushot. bit.ly/2RC9vH6
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Just in time for #NationalDogDay, @bswhealth Institute for Rehabilitation – Frisco is welcoming @ccicanine, Wailor! 💙 🐾
Wailor will assist patients with a number of therapeutic activities, helping to refine patients' motor skills and providing emotional support.
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Inspired by her colleagues' commitment to putting the needs of patients above all else, Amanda shared with @TODAYshow that her powerful portraits reveal the “masked heroes” of the #COVID19 pandemic. on.today.com/3g3pPuS