Key Highlights
- Dr. Monique Butler assumes leadership of HCA Healthcare’s Graduate Medical Education, enhancing the training of the next generation of physicians across 16 states and over 70 teaching hospitals.
- Under her previous roles, HCA’s North Florida Division saw significant improvements in care excellence, quality, and physician satisfaction.
- Dr. Bruce Deighton to retire but will serve as senior advisor during the transition, acknowledging his contribution to expanding HCA’s GME programs.
Source: Business Wire
Notable Quotes
- “Dr. Butler has a strong reputation for energetic, outcome-driven operational leadership and clinical expertise, which I am confident will continue in her new role,” – Dr. Michael Cuffe, Executive Vice President and Chief Clinical Officer at HCA Healthcare
- “I have a deep gratitude for Dr. Deighton, his service to HCA Healthcare and the amazing legacy he leaves to American medicine,” – Dr. Michael Cuffe, Executive Vice President and Chief Clinical Officer at HCA Healthcare
SoHC's Take
HCA Healthcare’s strategic commitment to enhancing medical education and patient care quality through its Graduate Medical Education program is evident in the appointment of Dr. Monique Butler. Her proven track record in clinical leadership and operational excellence positions her as the ideal leader to build on the strong foundation laid by Dr. Bruce Deighton. This leadership transition underscores HCA Healthcare’s dedication to fostering an environment where the next generation of physicians can thrive and contribute to the advancement of healthcare standards. As Dr. Butler takes on this new role, the healthcare community watches with anticipation for the continued growth and success of HCA’s GME programs.
