The Palm Beach Health Network, which includes Delray Medical Center, Good Samaritan Medical Center, Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center, Palm Beach Children’s Hospital, St. Mary’s Medical Center, and West Boca Medical Center, supports opportunities for women to grow professionally and succeed in leadership roles, and is making important strides in this regard.
In the Palm Beach Health Network, close to 70 percent of its top executives are female. This is further supported by recent promotions within the Network’s leadership teams – women with impressive records of accomplishment and diverse backgrounds including African American, Black American, Haitian American, Hispanic American and South Asian American:
• Erika Griffin-Associate Administrator for St. Mary’s Medical Center
• Saani Syed-Director of Strategy for the Palm Beach Health Network
• Aganette Joseph-Associate Administrator for Delray Medical Center
• Maria Morales-Menendez-Chief Operating Officer for Delray Medical Center
• Billie Young-IT Director for Delray Medical Center & the Palm Beach Health Network
• Amy Harrison-Daughtry-Group Director of Health Information Management for the Palm Beach Health Network
• Jessica Miller – Chief Nursing Officer of St. Mary’s Medical Center
While many women have advanced within the Palm Beach Health Network, its top executive is female chief executive officer, Maggie Gill, who is also the CEO of Delray Medical Center. Including her, four of the five hospital CEO’s within the group are female, which equates to an impressive 80 percent.
“I am proud that our female leaders are recognized for their strong work and that we are able to provide opportunities for them to advance their careers. These women truly exemplify our commitment to delivering the highest quality care in the communities we serve,” said Maggie Gill, chief executive officer for the Palm Beach Health Network and Delray Medical Center. “The Palm Beach Health Network is deeply invested in mentoring future female leaders and promoting diversity, equity and inclusion for everyone.”
