Exciting Leadership Update at PHC!
We are thrilled to announce that Julie Raasch, our current Chief Quality Officer, will assume the role of Chief Operating Officer (COO) starting December 8th!
Julie joined PHC in 2014 as Associate Operations Director, focusing on EMR optimization, clinical staff competency, and infection control. In 2016, she transitioned to Chief Quality Officer, where she championed a culture of innovation and continuous improvement.
As COO, Julie will lead efforts to achieve PHC’s strategic goals and enhance the experience for patients, clients, and staff by integrating quality and process improvement into daily operations.
Please join us in congratulating Julie on this well-earned promotion and exciting new chapter in her leadership journey!
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