University Medical Center of Southern Nevada (UMC)
Kendrick Russell is the Chief Human Resources Officer at University Medical Center of Southern Nevada, leading a team of over 30 employees. Prior to this, Kendrick held various HR leadership roles at companies such as Tenet Healthcare, Dignity Health, and US Airways. Kendrick also has experience as an Adjunct Faculty Instructor at University of Nevada-Las Vegas and University of Phoenix. Kendrick holds a Juris Doctor degree in Law from UNSW, an MBA in Human Resources from Sullivan University, and a BA in Business/Human Resources from Alice Lloyd College.
University Medical Center of Southern Nevada (UMC)
University Medical Center of Southern Nevada is dedicated to providing the highest level of health care possible by maintaining its ongoing commitment to personal, individualized care for each patient.Through the latest treatment techniques, comfortable surroundings and a dedicated staff, that commitment is expressed every day, in every area of the hospital. Top-of-the-Line Technology University Medical Center is the state-designated Level I Trauma Center for Southern Nevada, as well as the only advanced facility to offer a specialized team of medical professionals prepared to respond to the needs of the severely injured 24 hours a day. UMC also houses the state's only burn care facility -- the Lions Burn Care Center and operates a comprehensive free-standing unit devoted solely to physical medicine and rehabilitation. UMC has been voted the Best Hospital in Las Vegas 2014 by the Las Vegas Review Journal! The Editorial Staff recognized UMC for our Trauma and Burn Centers, as well as the Pediatric Trauma Center and our exclusive cardiology awards! It's the entire UMC family, from every corner of this campus and every satellite location, who put their heart and soul into delivering exceptional care that makes UMC the Best Hospital in Las Vegas. Beyond the life-saving care, it's UMC's willingness and mission to treat everyone who needs us with the kind of care we would want for our own family member.