As a former nurse who worked her way up the administrative ranks at various healthcare systems across the country, Alice Taylor is chief executive officer of Broward Health North, where she directs the overall administration of the 409-bed hospital in Deerfield Beach. The large medical center provides a full continuum of care and houses highly specialized services, such as a comprehensive stroke center and a level II trauma center.
Taylor began her career as a staff nurse at Medical College of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, after which she transitioned to the next phase of her career as manager of the emergency department at Sacred Heart Hospital in Norristown, PA. Since then, Taylor has continued in leadership positions.
She served as the chief operating officer of Broward Health Medical Center and Salah Foundation Children’s Hospital, as well as the CEO at Schneider Regional Medical Center (SRMC) in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Following her tenure in St. Thomas, Taylor returned to Broward Health to serve as CEO of Broward Health Imperial Point for five year before moving on to Broward Health North.
Taylor holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Holy Family College in Philadelphia; she also has a Master of Science in Nursing and an MBA from Widener University in Pennsylvania. Taylor is a proud mother to her daughter, Julie, who is an attorney in Philadelphia and her son, Tim, who is a general surgeon/trauma surgeon at the United States Naval Medical Center in Portsmouth and Norfolk General Hospital, VA.
