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HCA/HealthONE’s
Swedish
Medical
Center
Welcomes
New
Chief
Medical
Officer
ENGLEWOOD,
CO -
After a
National
Search,
Monique
Butler,
MD, MBA,
has been
selected
as the
Chief
Medical
Officer
for
Swedish
Medical
Center,
a
408-bed,
Level 1
Trauma
Center
located
in
Englewood,
Colorado.
Dr.
Butler
has
extensive
experience
creating
hospital
operational
and
quality
improvements;
and is
very
committed
to the
delivery
of
excellent
care
with
every
patient,
family
and
every
encounter.
To that
end, Dr.
Butler
is
passionate
about
HCA’s
mission,
where it
reads
“Above
all
else, we
are
committed
to the
care and
improvement
of human
life.”
Dr.
Butler
joins
Swedish
from the
Children’s
Hospital
of
Michigan/Detroit
Medical
Center,
where
she was
the
Chief
Operating
Officer.
She
previously
held
positions
as the
Chief
Medical
Officer
at
Detroit
Receiving
Hospital
and
Sinai-Grace
Hospital.
Highlights
of Dr.
Butler’s
achievements
include
reducing
readmission
rates by
14%,
reducing
hospital
acquired
infection
rates by
31% and
improving
the use
of ED
sepsis
bundles
resulting
in a 13%
reduction
in
sepsis
excess
days.
Additionally,
at
Sinai-Grace
Hospital
she
created
a high
reliability
organization
and
implemented
a Just
Culture,
while
receiving
a Tenet
Top
Hospital
award
for Most
Improved
Physician
Satisfaction.
Under
Dr.
Butler’s
leadership
at the
Children’s
Hospital
of
Michigan
the team
was able
to
achieve
significant
improvement
in
operational
efficiency
and
performance
excellence
metrics
in
operating
room
turn-around-time,
emergency
department
throughput
and
patient
satisfaction.
Dr.
Butler
was
voted A
Woman of
Excellence
in STEM
careers,
recognized
as one
of
Michigan
Chronicle’s
40 under
40, and
most
recently
identified
in
Becker’s
Hospital
Review
as one
of the
50 great
African
American
Leaders
in
Healthcare
to know
in the
nation.
“I’m
excited
to join
the
leadership
team at
Swedish
Medical
Center,”
said Dr.
Butler.
“It is
an honor
to be
working
alongside
a team
who
provides
the
highest
level of
quality
and the
best
care
possible.”
A
board-certified
internist,
Dr.
Butler
graduated
from the
University
of
Michigan,
Ann
Arbor,
and
received
her
medical
training
at Wayne
State
University
School
of
Medicine.
She
completed
her
residency
training
at the
Detroit
Medical
Center
where
she was
chief
medical
resident
of
internal
medicine,
and
president
of the
resident
council
at
Sinai-Grace
Hospital.
Dr.
Butler
also
completed
a
Master’s
Degree
in
Business
Administration
from the
University
of
Tennessee’s
Physician’s
Executive
MBA
program
and
holds a
clinical
assistant
professorship
appointment
at
Michigan
State
University’s
College
of
Osteopathic
Medicine.
She is
Lean Six
Sigma
certified
in
Health
Care.
She is a
member
of the
American
College
of
Healthcare
Executives,
the
American
College
of
Physicians
and the
American
Medical
Association.
Dr.
Butler
is very
active
in the
community.
Her
volunteer
work
includes
serving
on the
Advisory
Board
for the
American
Heart
Association,
Metro
Detroit
Chapter;
as Vice
President
for the
Benjamin
Carson
High
School
of
Sciences
and
Medicine
Advisory
Board;
on the
Neighborhood
Services
Organization
Board of
Governors;
the
University
of
Michigan’s
School
of
Kinesiology
Board of
Governors;
and the
Detroit
Medical
Society
Board of
Governors.
She is
the
co-founder
of the
Young
Doctors
of
Detroit
program,
the
founder
of The
Women
Physicians
Network,
and was
the
Executive
Chair
for the
Greater
Detroit
Area
Health
Council
and
Cardiac
Prevention
Program.
In her
spare
time,
Dr.
Butler
enjoys
traveling,
watching
movies
and
spending
time
with her
husband,
Steven
and
their
daughter,
Brooke.
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