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Great leaders in healthcare | 2024
June 18, 2024 - Becker's Hospital Review
Healthcare is rapidly evolving and the best leaders have embraced change and are leading organizations on the forefront of transforming care delivery.
The below leaders are using innovative digital technology, novel care delivery approaches and creative care solutions to shape the future of healthcare.
Seth Ciabotti. CEO at Michigan State University Health Care (East Lansing). As CEO, Mr. Ciabotti has led the expansion of MSU Health Care’s growth in pathology, radiology, primary care, cardiovascular, neurosciences, ambulatory surgery, telehealth, cancer and infusion. He has championed the acquisition and integration of several practices as part of a three-year recruitment plan to procure more than 50 providers during a time of ongoing shortages. Mr. Ciabotti has also helped to lead a cultural shift, moving from a siloed operation model to one that has united the clinical operation of MSU’s three health sciences colleges. He is one of three MSU leaders to negotiate and secure a 30-year agreement with Detroit-based Henry Ford Health System, with plans to build new spaces for research, innovation, philanthropy, and medical and nursing colleges. He also played a pivotal role in establishing strategic collaborations with Henry Ford Health, Lansing, Mich.-based Sparrow Health System and Grand Blanc, Mich.-based McLaren Health Care, leading to the development of comprehensive commercial insurance offerings, along with specialized services in neurosciences, imaging, and cancer treatment. Mr. Ciabotti also spearheaded the implementation of a robust health IT infrastructure for enhanced operational efficiency and improved patient care outcomes.