4 recent ASC industry leadership moves – July 23, 2015

Here are four ambulatory surgery center leaders who recently stepped into new roles.

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Aaron Anderson is now the chief administrative officer at Windhaven Surgery Center in Plano, Texas.

Angie Blankinship, RN, BSN, CASC, previously the administrator of Nobilis Surgery Center in Dallas, has become an administrator with Physician Partners of America.

A little more than a year ago, Robert Lerma became the CEO of Imperial Surgery Center in Houston.

Andi Myers, RN, is now the director of nursing at LoneStar Surgery Center in Grapevine, Texas. Prior to her new position, she was a nurse with Texas Pain Relief Group in Hurst.

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