4 recent ASC industry leadership moves

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

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Monica Cintado, previously a senior vice president of development with United Surgical Partners International, has become a vice president of development with Hospital Corporation of America.

Robert Lerma became the CEO of Imperial Surgery Center in Houston within the past year. Previously, he was the COO of Athletic Orthopedics & Knee Center.

John Whitfield became the administrator of Digestive Health Endoscopy ASC a little more than a year ago.

Nicole Vit took on the role of vice president of operations with Constitution Surgery Centers. Prior to her new role, Ms. Vit was the executive director of Surgical Specialty Center of Westchester in Harrison, N.Y.

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