Connecticut Hospital Association
Nicole Rall has a strong background in communications, social media, and public relations. With experience in various roles and industries, Nicole has developed and implemented strategic communications, media outreach, and marketing campaigns for a variety of clients. Nicole has also demonstrated their skills in developing public relations opportunities, managing media communications, and supporting administrative needs for different organizations. Nicole holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, Media Studies, and Journalism, as well as a Master of Arts in Communication, Media, and Cultural Studies from Northeastern University.
Connecticut Hospital Association
Founded in 1919, the Connecticut Hospital Association (CHA) represents hospitals and health-related organizations. With more than 140 members, CHA is one of the most respected hospital associations in the nation. CHA’s mission is to advance the health of individuals and communities by leading, representing, and serving hospitals and their related healthcare organizations that are accountable to the community and committed to health improvement. CHA ACHIEVES THIS MISSION THROUGH: - Public policy and advocacy on behalf of the interests of hospitals and their related healthcare organizations. - Leadership and innovative services to further community-based healthcare delivery. - Strengthening ties and collaborative efforts with other organizations that have common values and aims. - Innovative research and education in the delivery and financing of healthcare services. - Leadership in fostering an environment within which integrated delivery systems can be created and thrive. - Assistance to the membership in ensuring quality, increasing efficiency and effectiveness, containing costs, and enhancing revenue. A Board of Trustees – composed primarily of acute care hospital CEOs as well as hospital trustees, clinicians, and other healthcare executives – governs CHA, determining policy and direction for the Association. CHA members play an active role in the organization, serving on standing and special committees and subcommittees to offer input on critical policy considerations and decisions on CHA activities and focus.