4 recent ASC industry leadership moves

Here are four ambulatory surgery center industry leaders who recently took on new roles.

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Surgical Information Systems, a perioperative information systems company, promoted Jonathan Lujan to executive vice president for North American sales.

Gastroenterologist Scott Merkley, MD, joined the Lexington (Ky.) Clinic gastroenterology department at the Lexington Clinic Ambulatory Surgery Center.

Ken Schaff became the administrator of Middle Tennessee ASC in Murfreesboro within the past year. Previously, Mr. Schaff was the director of integration management with Covenant Surgical Partners.

Karen Zdvorak, RN, previously the quality management manager of outpatient services at Tenet Healthcare, has become director acquisitions – outpatient surgery division with Tenet.

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