Here are five highlights:
1. Mr. Hacker will assume his new roles starting May 2.
2. As Tenet’s CCO, Mr. Hacker will lead the company’s ethics and compliance programs, which Tenet’s Quality, Compliance and Ethics Program Charter established.
3. He will report directly to the Quality, Compliance and Ethics Committee.
4. Mr. Hacker is succeeding Vanessa Benavides as CCO, who will pursue a position in compliance and privacy operations at Kaiser Permanente.
5. Tenet operates more than 470 U.S. outpatient centers, nine outpatient centers in the United Kingdom as well as 79 general acute-care hospitals and 20 short-stay surgical hospitals.
“For healthcare organizations to succeed in the long term, they must operate from a strong foundation of values supported by an effective compliance program,” said Tenet Chairman and CEO Trevor Fetter. “I am delighted to work with Howard and all of our leaders to uphold the highest standards of integrity in our service to our patients and our communities.”
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