Overview
Tiffany Sullivan serves as Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Physician Services at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, a position Sullivan has held since October 2020[1][3]. Sullivan brings extensive experience in healthcare administration and operations[2]. Prior to joining NewYork-Presbyterian, Sullivan held the position of Senior Vice President, Clinical Integration and Ambulatory Services at University of Maryland Capital Region Health from January 2018 to October 2020[4], and served as Vice President, Community and Population Health at the same organization from January 2016 to December 2017[5]. Sullivan's earlier career included a lengthy tenure at Palmetto Health as Director from December 2000 to January 2016[6]. Sullivan holds an MPH in Health Administration from the University of South Carolina, earned between 1997 and 1999[7], and a BA in Biology from Columbia College in South Carolina, completed between 1993 and 1997[8].
Profile introduction
Experienced executive with a demonstrated history of success in the hospital & health care industry. Strong healthcare services professional skilled in performance improvement, service line management, population health management, community health improvement, medical group management, ambulatory strategy and operations, physician contracting and compensation, public speaking, and program development.
Career history
- Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Physician ServicesOct 2020 to presentNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
- Senior Vice President, Clinical Integration and Ambulatory ServicesJan 2018 to Oct 2020University of Maryland Capital Region Health
- Vice President, Community and Population HealthJan 2016 to Dec 2017University of Maryland Capital Region Health
- DirectorDec 2000 to Jan 2016Palmetto Health
Education
MPH, Health Administration1997 - 1999University of South Carolina
- BA, Biology1993 - 1997Columbia College (SC))
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