Here are four takeaways:
1. In his new role, Mr. Celia will oversee all Nobilis facility operations and will collaborate with the centers’ CEOs and administrators to strengthen efficiency.
2. Equipped with two decades of healthcare operational and managerial experience, he was recently the vice president of continuous improvements for Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare/United Surgical Partners Intentions.
3. He also was CEO of Houston-based Memorial Hermann Surgical Hospital Kingwood.
4. Nobilis manages 10 ASCs, 11 clinics and four hospitals throughout seven states.
“Marc is an important and critical addition to our management team,” said Harry Fleming, CEO, Nobilis. “He brings an impeccable track record of effective facility management at some of the country’s largest institutions. This is exactly the type of knowledge, experience and business sense we need to help ensure improvement in our facility-level and company-wide operations without compromising Nobilis’ reputation of offering the highest quality of care to its patients.”
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