Two UC Faculty Appointed to UC Health Leadership Positions
Joseph, an assistant professor of emergency medicine, has been named chief executive officer of
"Dr. Joseph is a natural leader and a gifted physician. He has done a remarkable job leading
Joseph previously served as the director of emergency services at
Edwards, Christian R. Holmes Professor and chair of surgery, has been named vice president, system development at UC Health.
In this newly created position, Edwards will assist with the formation, development and integration of UC Health both internally and externally. Initially he will have a key role in the selection, planning and rollout of UC Healths new IT/HIS system. He will also assist with the study and implementation of the integration of UC Physicians with UC Health, and on the development of the systems strategic plan. As this will be a part-time position, Edwards will continue in his roles of chair of surgery and surgeon in chief of UC Health University Hospital.
"Dr. Edwards' knowledge and experience in academic medicine will be critical as we form UC Health and begin implementing key strategic initiatives that will position us strongly in the market. I am delighted that he has agreed to serve on my leadership team, Kingsbury said.
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