HCA Gulf Coast Division names Jim Brown chief development officer — 5 key notes

Houston-based Hospital Corporation of America Gulf Coast Division selected Jim Brown to serve as chief development officer, effective Feb. 13, 2017, according to Yahoo! Finance.

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Here are five key notes:

1. As chief development officer, Mr. Brown will work with HCA’s leadership team on the division’s various developmental initiatives aimed at improving and expanding healthcare programs throughout south Texas and Houston.

2. Mr. Brown was the senior vice president/chief executive officer of ambulatory services for Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System before taking on HCA’s chief development officer position.

3. Within Memorial Hermann Health System, he held roles including the health system’s orthopedic service line executive and CEO of Memorial Hermann Sugar Land (Texas) Hospital.

4. Mr. Brown was the chief operating officer of Doctors Hospital of Dallas and COO at Lea Regional Medical Center in Hobbs, N.M.

5. He is a fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives.

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