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Sierra Tucson Group Announces Executive Appointments
Sierra Tucson CEO Jamie Vinck has been elevated to CEO of the newly formed Sierra Tucson Group, and COO Valerie Kading has been named CEO of two recently acquired California properties.
Sierra Tucson Expands into California
Sierra Tucson has expanded into California and formed the Sierra Tucson Group through acquisition of facilities in Newport Beach and Riverside.
ReVIDA Recovery Centers Names New CFO
Evan Norton, formerly a vice president with the healthcare investment banking practice at Raymond James, has been named chief financial officer of ReVIDA Recovery Centers.
National Council Names New VP of Public Policy
Reyna Taylor will join the National Council for Behavioral Health as vice president of public policy, effective Aug. 19.
Center Integrating Research and Treatment Hires Medical Director
Harshal Kirane, MD, has been named medical director of Wellbridge Addiction Treatment and Research, which is expected to open this fall.
Connection, Community, and a Kiss on the Head
While medication, therapy and support services are key parts of addiction treatment, providers should never lose sight of purpose and community as vital parts of recovery.
Timberline Knolls Names New CEO
Pamela Alba, MA, LMFT, has been named chief executive of the residential treatment center for women and adolescent girls in suburban Chicago.
Sheppard Pratt Names New VP/Chief Medical Officer
Todd Peters, MD, who joined the health system last year as medical director of child and adolescent services and chief medical information officer, has been promoted to the VP/CMO role.
AAC President and COO Resigns
A month after embattled American Addiction Centers unveiled a long-range plan for reversing a four-year slide, president and chief operating officer Michael Nanko has resigned, effective June 14.
Newport Academy Names New CEO
Joe Procopio, an industry veteran of over 30 years who has served as Newport Academy’s president and COO for the past year and a half, has been named its new CEO.
It’s Time to Redesign the Primary Care Model
Primary care as it exists today should not be considered primary. Emotional health is primary, and we need a different prevention model to deal with the breadth of emotional health issues.
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