Future Healthcare Executives at Georgia State University

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??Lessons in Healthcare Leadership: John Haupert, CEO of Grady Health System What does it take to lead one of the busiest trauma and safety-net hospitals in the country? For healthcare administration students, understanding leadership at high-impact hospitals like Grady Health System provides invaluable lessons. Since 2011, John Haupert has served as CEO of Grady, guiding the system through financial stabilization, operational expansion, and a mission-driven approach to care. Haupert’s career path—from orderly in an emergency department to CEO of a major academic health system—offers important takeaways for future healthcare leaders. Key Leadership Lessons from John Haupert ?? 1. Leadership Begins with Service Haupert embraces servant leadership, believing that leaders must meet people where they are. He stresses the importance of understanding the challenges frontline workers face and ensuring they have the support they need to provide high-quality patient care. ?? 2. Trauma & Safety-Net Hospitals Require Strong Strategy Grady is both a Level 1 trauma center and a safety-net hospital, meaning it must balance high-acuity emergency care with ensuring access for uninsured and underinsured populations. Haupert has successfully: ? Expanded outpatient care in underserved areas ? Implemented mobile health programs to reduce readmissions ? Maintained financial stability while prioritizing community health ?? 3. Healthcare Leadership Requires Adaptability Leading a large health system—especially one that serves diverse patient populations—requires navigating financial, political, and operational complexities. Haupert has successfully led through crisis and change, ensuring Grady continues to fulfill its mission. ?? 4. The Future is Value-Based Care As Chair of the American Hospital Association, Haupert is a strong advocate for value-based care models, focusing on long-term health outcomes rather than volume-based treatment. Future healthcare executives should be prepared to lead in an evolving healthcare landscape that prioritizes prevention and population health. ?? 5. Passion Fuels Leadership Haupert’s career began with a passion for mission-driven healthcare, shaped by his experiences at Parkland Health & Hospital System and Methodist Health System in Dallas. His leadership at Grady reflects a lifelong commitment to expanding access, improving care, and leading with purpose. ?? For Healthcare Administration Students: What leadership qualities do you think are most important for running a complex health system like Grady? Share your thoughts in the comments!

We had the opportunity to interview Eunice Mulenda about her impactful summer internship at MaineHealth! From process improvement to ROI analysis, she shares insights on making the most of an administrative internship in healthcare.

Our Future Healthcare Executives members had a fantastic time collaborating with other student organizations at the 2nd Annual Medical Mixer at Georgia State University! This event was a great opportunity to network with healthcare professionals, gain valuable career insights, and build connections across different healthcare fields. From mentorship opportunities to interdisciplinary discussions, this event reinforced the importance of collaboration in shaping the future of healthcare. A big thank you to the organizers, student organizations, and all the professionals who took the time to engage with students. Did you attend the event? Share your favorite takeaway in the comments!

Exciting News! I’m thrilled to announce that I’m running for Programming Chair for the Future Healthcare Executives at Georgia State University! ?? FHE has been an incredible space for connecting with like-minded students, learning from industry leaders, and growing as a future healthcare professional. As Programming Chair, I plan to bring engaging, impactful events that provide real value to our members—whether it’s networking opportunities, panel discussions, or career development workshops. But I’m not doing this alone! I want to take a moment to shout out my amazing peers who are also stepping up for leadership roles in FHE: Jose Rodriguez-Torres – Running for President Jessica Collett – Running for Vice President Andre Leverson – Running for Secretary/Treasurer Darius Calhoun – Running for Communications Chair This team is full of passionate, driven individuals who are ready to take FHE to new heights! If you're part of our program, I encourage you to get involved, cast your vote, and help shape the future of FHE! Let’s make this year unforgettable! ?????? #FutureHealthcareExecutives #Leadership #FHE #HealthcareAdministration #GSU

Jaime Rodriguez Jr. shares his experience as Communications Chair of FHE. As?Communications?Chair, my job is to keep our members informed and engaged. I create FHE newsletters, manage incoming emails, and help ensure that our events and initiatives reach the right audience. If you’re someone who enjoys writing, marketing, and connecting people, this is a great role to take on! Some of the key responsibilities include: ???Creating and distributing FHE newsletters?to highlight upcoming events, member achievements, and career opportunities ???Managing FHE emails?to keep communication running smoothly between students and leadership ???Promoting events and initiatives?through various channels, making sure students stay in the loop This year, I also had the opportunity to?help organize the FHE Mock Interview Event?alongside our Vice President Dr. Chanique Cousins. Seeing students gain confidence and sharpen their interview skills was an amazing experience, and it reinforced how important communication is in bringing people together. Serving as?Communications?Chair has been a great way to develop my?leadership, organization, and marketing skills, and I highly encourage you to?run for this role?if you’re looking for a leadership position that makes an impact! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out—I’d love to share more about my experience.

Day 2 Highlights of the HIMSS Conference from Dr. Chanique Cousins.