Kern Medical
Roby Hunt has a diverse work experience in the field of human resources. Their most recent role was as the Chief Transformation Officer at Kern Medical. Prior to that, they served as the Senior Vice President of Human Resources at Somatus, where they were responsible for the overall people strategy and played a key role in the company's growth. Before joining Somatus, Roby worked as the Vice President of Human Resources at MedStar Health, where they provided strategic HR support for MedStar Medical Group. Roby also served as the Chief Human Resources Officer at the Association of American Medical Colleges, where they transformed the HR function through technology. Roby has also held significant HR positions at the University of Virginia Health System, Dignity Health (formerly CHW), and Shriners Hospitals for Children. Throughout their career, they have focused on organizational development, talent management, and improving employee satisfaction and patient outcomes.
Roby Hunt attended Brigham Young University from 1977 to 1985, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Organizational Communications. Additionally, they obtained an Associate's degree in General Studies from Bakersfield College, although the specific dates of their attendance are not provided.
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Kern Medical
Since our beginning in 1867, Kern Medical has served as an integral part of the community. Our 222-licensed bed acute care teaching hospital and outpatient clinics offer many services unavailable to the rest of the community. These services include: - The only Level II Trauma program between Fresno and Los Angeles - Academic teaching programs that have trained many of the physicians now practicing in our community. Each year, over 200 residents, fellows, and medical students enroll in Kern Medical's training programs. - Hospital-based high-risk pregnancy services - Inpatient psychiatric services integrated with the County's mental health programs - Integrated outpatient clinics with locations at our Columbus Clinic (1111 Columbus Avenue), Medical Center Campus (1700 Mt. Vernon Avenue), and on Truxtun Avenue (6401 Truxtun Avenue, Suite A-1) As an academic teaching hospital, we are affiliated with UCLA and its David Geffen School of Medicine, with many of our physicians also holding faculty positions at UCLA. Our physician training ranges from three to five years with residencies in internal medicine, surgery, family practice, emergency medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, and psychiatry. We offer an extensive array of services to all – regardless of their circumstances. We continue to add new medical technologies, recruit outstanding physicians in new specialties, and further expand our affiliation with UCLA. We are proud of our founding mission focused on caring for you and your loved ones with the highest quality and most compassionate service.