Chief Executive Officer – Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui
Each time an organisation choses HG to partner with them to recruit to a leadership role, it is a very special privilege they are affording us.
An invitation to Health Chief Executives & DDG’s
We are establishing two new Executive Learning Sets for CEO and DDG level members to commence in July and have five spots left.
Mind food & healthful habits
Workplace stress is a guarantee for most in varying degrees, at some stage or another. One of the most effective ways we can support ourselves in reacting to and managing stress, is through what we eat. Why is this? Our brain performance is primarily influenced…
Kevin Hardy interviews Carrie Marr – CE NSW Clinical Excellence Commission
Kevin Hardy met with Carrie Marr, Chief Executive of the NSW Clinical Excellence Commission at the Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District inaugural forum – ‘Achieving Better Health’. Carrie is one of the keynote speakers.
Complexity is not equal – as seen by these two CEO roles
I’m currently working on two Chief Executive search assignments, one in New Zealand for the respective Boards of Hutt Valley and Capital Coast District Health Boards and one in Victoria for the Board of Barwon Health.
Meet the new CEO, Western Sydney LHD – a man with an affinity for complexity
Graeme Loy is leading Western Sydney Local Health District towards creating the Westmead Precinct as a global destination and one of the leading ‘go to’ precincts in the world – think here of the reputation of the Mayo Clinic.
Two career opportunities to think about for 2019
We don’t usually alert our health leader network to roles before all of the details have been captured in a Candidate Briefing Document. However, time doesn’t permit as we are in the process of completing the brief with our clients this week.
Kay Hyman – Hope is not a plan
The inaugural NBMLHD conference created a moment in time to think about the things that actually matter to the Health District and certainly matter to patients.
Is quality improvement sustainable long term?
Professor Chris Baggoley shares his considerable experience and ideas on whether sustainable quality improvement is possible.
The new CALHN Board – meet the transition members
A new CEO and a new Governance Board with the collective credentials for the challenges ahead.