6 Typical Assignments of a Hospital CMO - A PNC Classic from 2021

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In this replay, John reflects on his 14-year tenure as Chief Medical Officer and walks through six major assignments that shaped his work:

     - building a CME and residency program,

     - leading quality-improvement initiatives,

     - implementing medication-safety and order-entry systems,

     - applying lean process methods in key departments,

     - launching a hospitalist program, and

     - expanding a multi-specialty medical group through recruitment and practice acquisitions.

His reflections provide a grounded view of how physician leadership unfolds inside a hospital, how large projects are carried from idea to completion, and what it looks like to partner with directors, executives, and frontline clinicians over many years.

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