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Vanderbilt University Medical Center excludes the benefits from taxable income when a documented business purpose is served. 1 officer received charter travel benefits that were not included in taxable compensation. 1 officer received first-class travel benefits that were not included in taxable co…
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President And Ceo
Jeffrey R Balser Md Phd
Director
Alexander C Taylor
Director
Colin V Reed
Director
Daniel Diermeier Phd
Director, Chair Of Board Of Dirs & Exec Comm
Edith Scott Carell Johnson Jd
Director
Gail Carr Williams Jd
Director, Vice Chair Of Board Of Dirs & Chair Of Audit & Compl Comm
John F Stein Mba
Director
John R Ingram Mba
Director, Chair Of Quality & Safety Com
Lucinda M Baier Cpa
Director
Makeba Boatwright Williams Md
Director, Chair Of Mgmt Dev & Comp Comm
Sara J Finley Jd
Deputy Ceo & Chief Health System Officer
C Wright Pinson Md Mba
Cfo And Treasurer
Cecelia B Moore Mha Cpa Chfp
General Counsel And Secretary (Beginning 7/1/24)
Doug Mefford Jd
Coo And Corporate Chief Of Staff
John F Manning Jr Phd Mba
Chief Hr Officer
Amy Schoeny Phd
Evp For Population Health (Beginning 1/1/24)
C J Stimson Md Jd
Chief Of Clinical Staff
Cecelia Theobald Md Mph
Evp Org Transformation & Chief Strategic Bus Dev Officer (Beginning 9/1/24)
David Russell
Exec Vice Dean Aca Affairs & Exec Vp Ed Affairs
Donald Brady Md
Chief Scientific And Strategy Officer
Jennifer A Pietenpol Phd
Pres & Chief Oper Off At Vuh
Lee Ann Liska Mba
Pres & Exec Med Dir, Mcjch
Margaret G Rush Md Mmhc
Cmo And Sr Vp For Clinical Affairs
Rick Wright Md
President Of Vanderbilt Regional Community Hospitals
Travis Capers Fache
Evp Adult Ambulatory
Wendy Monaci Mba
Evp & Chief Dev Officer
Zeena M Abdulahad Mpa
Assistant Professor, Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery
Amir Abtahi Md
Professor, Cardiac
Ashish S Shah Md Facs
Associate Professor, Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery
Byron Stephens Ii Md Msci
Professor, Ortho Oncology
Ginger Holt Md
Professor Of Surgery, Biomedical Ethics & Society, And Anesthesiology
Seth J Karp Md
Former Evp For Population Health
David R Posch
Former Chief Of Clinical Staff
David S R AI Ford Md
Former General Counsel And Secretary
Michael J Regier Jd
Former President, Vanderbilt Adult Hospital
Shon Dwyer Mba Rn
Former Evp Adult Ambulatory
Thomas S Nantais Mba
Former Chief Strategy Officer (Role Ended December 2020)
William W Stead Md
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