Revenue Cycle Leadership Moves | March 26 – April 13, 2026
Explore the latest Revenue Cycle leadership transitions this spring, highlighting executives driving financial performance, revenue integrity, and operational strategy across healthcare organizations.
Spring Momentum in Revenue Cycle Leadership | March 26 – April 13, 2026
As we move into spring, there’s a natural sense of renewal—and across healthcare organizations, that same momentum is showing up in Revenue Cycle leadership.
New leaders are stepping in.
Strategies are being reset.
And organizations are positioning themselves for the months ahead.
From enterprise Vice Presidents to Directors overseeing revenue integrity, patient financial services, and transformation initiatives, these recent moves reflect a continued focus on performance, accountability, and long-term financial sustainability.
In a time where teams are stretched and priorities are evolving quickly; the right leadership makes all the difference.
The following professionals have taken on new roles between March 26 and today:
Leadership Transitions
Revenue Cycle Leadership
Murry Ford — Vice President, Revenue Cycle, Kettering Health
Christy Pehanich — Assistant Vice President, Revenue Cycle Process Improvement, RWJBarnabas Health
Sarah Cole — Vice President, National Net Revenue Management, Ascension
Arjun Bhatia — Vice President, Revenue Cycle Transformation, Novant Health
Misty Brackett — Vice President, Consolidated Business Office, Novant Health
Craig Connors — Vice President, Revenue Cycle & Payer Relations, Valley Health
Amanda de los Reyes — Vice President, Revenue Cycle, Renown Health
Chris Spady — Senior Vice President, Revenue Cycle, Erlanger Health System
Jennifer Williams — Chief Revenue Cycle Officer, UF Health
Daniel Gomez — Vice President, Revenue Cycle Operations, Baptist Health South Florida
Laura McCarthy — Executive Director, Revenue Cycle, UCHealth
Marcus Allen — Director, Revenue Cycle Transformation, Advocate Health
Rachel Cohen — AVP, Revenue Cycle (Hospital & Professional Billing), Mount Sinai Health System
Beth Carlson — Chief Revenue Officer, Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Sharlene Seidman — Vice President, Revenue Cycle Management, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Annabelle Seippel-Hunt — AVP, Denials Management & Revenue Integrity, Capital Health
Laura Lay — Senior Director, Revenue Cycle, Memorial Health
Todd Manion — Chair, Revenue Cycle, Mayo Clinic
Christina Clifford — System Director, Revenue Cycle, Freeman Health System
Rachel McDonnell — Regional Director, Revenue Integrity & Optimization, Trinity Health
Charleda Wilson — Senior Director, Revenue Cycle Management, The Oncology Institute
Cristie Schumacher — Director, Payer Strategy, Novant Health
Ashley Yeo — System Director, Revenue Integrity & HIM, Northern Arizona Healthcare
Revenue Strategy, Reimbursement & Payer Alignment
Matthew Hanley — Senior Vice President, Strategic Reimbursement & Managed Care, OSF HealthCare
Finance & Executive Alignment
Drew Keesbury — Chief Operating Officer, Mosaic Life Care
Daniel Salazar — Chief Financial Officer, Northeast Baptist Hospital
Jared Williams — Chief Financial Officer, Chicago Family Health Center
Derrick Beczynski — Vice President, Finance (Medical Group & Population Health), Valley Health
Patient Financial Services & Access
Kimberly Tran — Vice President, Patient Financial Services, Sutter Health
What This Means for Revenue Cycle
This spring’s leadership movement reflects more than seasonal change; it highlights where healthcare organizations are investing.
We’re seeing:
Continued growth in enterprise Revenue Cycle leadership roles
Increased focus on transformation, automation, and process improvement
Expanded emphasis on revenue integrity and denials management
Stronger alignment between finance and Revenue Cycle operations
Ongoing investment in patient financial experience and front-end performance
Greater integration of reimbursement strategy and payer alignment within Revenue Cycle leadership
These roles are not just titles; they represent the individuals responsible for driving measurable outcomes across healthcare organizations.
In Closing
Spring is a time of change, and across the Revenue Cycle, that change is being led by experienced, focused leadership.
Each transition represents an opportunity to strengthen teams, refine strategy, and improve performance.
Stay connected to The HUB as we continue to track the leaders shaping the future of Revenue Cycle.