Meg Vitter Greene

Meg Vitter Greene has a diverse work experience in the healthcare industry. Meg started their career as an Administrative Fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital, where they underwent comprehensive hospital management training. After completing the program, they held various roles at the hospital, including Senior Project Manager, Senior Manager of Quality & Administration, and Director of Pediatric Surgery at Mass General Hospital for Children.

In 2013, Meg joined Ochsner Health System as an Assistant Vice President, where they were responsible for the development and management of Ochsner's clinical integration network. Meg also oversaw a physician relationship management tool used by leaders across the system.

In 2014, Meg joined LCMC Health as an AVP of Strategic Implementation & Business Development. Meg later became the System Vice President, Population Health & Network Development, where they were responsible for designing and implementing population health management initiatives. Meg played a key role in creating a clinically integrated network and population health services organization.

Overall, Meg has demonstrated strong leadership and expertise in areas such as population health management, clinical integration, physician development, and project management.

Meg Vitter Greene completed their Bachelor's degree in Biology and Philosophy from Washington University in St. Louis between 1995 and 1999. Following this, they pursued further education at Tulane University from 1999 to 2001, where they obtained a Master in Health Systems Management (MHA) with a focus on Health Systems management. In 2011 and 2012, Meg Vitter Greene enrolled at the Massachusetts Hospital Association Healthcare Leadership College, although the information regarding the degree name and field of study is not provided.