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Leadership

Saum Sutaria, MD, CEO of Nashville, Tenn.-based Tenet Healthcare, took home $43.1 million in total compensation in 2025, his highest payday in five years and nearly double his 2024 package of $24.7 million.  The jump was driven largely by a…

Plano, Texas-based Legent Health has named Brad Stoltz as chief operating officer.  According to a May 4 press release, Mr. Stoltz will oversee operations for all surgical hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers aligned with Legent Health, along with several corporate…

Benjamin Stein, MD, an orthopedic surgeon and co-founder and chairman of Bethesda, Md.-based Capital Surgical Solutions, told Becker’s that technology can move the needle at ASCs, but cautioned that much of what’s being marketed to ASCs today doesn’t clear that…

VisionMed has appointed Tony Burns as strategic advisor for ambulatory and office-based surgery. According to a May 1 news release, Mr. Burns brings more than three decades of experience in ambulatory surgery centers and office-based procedural environments. He is the…

President Donald Trump has replaced his surgeon general nominee, Casey Means, MD, with Fox News contributor, author and radiologist, Nicole Saphier, MD, Medpage Today reported April 30. In an April 30 social media post, President Trump said that Dr. Saphier…

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From assumptions about surgical volume to the role of anesthesiologists, ASC leaders discuss ideas they’ve unlearned in recent years. Note: These responses were lightly edited for clarity. Question: What’s one assumption about your patients, your practice, or your field that…

Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare has named Cynthia Cifuentes-Finkel senior vice president of marketing and corporate affairs, effective June 8, 2026.  According to an April 28 press release, Ms. Cifuentes-Finkel will lead enterprise marketing, corporate communications and stakeholder engagement. She will…

Dermatology and orthopedics are the most appealing specialties for attracting medical students and residents over the next three years, each cited by 54% of physicians surveyed, according to Medscape’s “Most Popular Specialties for Doctors” report published April 21.  Medscape surveyed…

Orthopedic surgeons and radiologists are among the most likely physicians to accumulate significant wealth, while rheumatologists and pediatricians lag far behind, according to Medscape’s 2026 “Physician Wealth and Debt Report.” The survey of nearly 6,000 physicians found that more than…

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