Forbes List of America’s Best Executive Recruiting Firms 3 Years Running
Chief Executive Officer – Top 3 Ranked Behavioral Health Hospital
Chief Financial Officer – Top 3 Academic Health System
Chief Medical Officer, Faculty Practice Plan – Top 20 Medical School
Chief Financial Officer – PE Sponsored Post-Acute Services Company
Designated Institution Official – Top 20 Medical School
Chief Operating Officer – PE Sponsored Physician Practice Management Company
Chief of the Division of Congenital Heart Surgery – #1 Ranked Pediatric Program in the U.S.
Chief Financial Officer – PE Sponsored Ophthalmology Platform
Chief Medical Officer/Chief Medical Information Officer – International Catholic Health System
Corporate Vice President of Clinic Operations – PE Sponsored National Operator of Pediatric Clinics
Chief Financial Officer – PE Sponsored Wound Care Company
Chief of Pediatric Surgery – Top 5 Children’s Hospital
Vice President of Marketing – PE Sponsored Anesthesia Services Provider
Senior Vice President, Operations – PE Sponsored Operator of Veterinary Clinics/Hospitals
Chief Executive Officer – For-Profit Surgical Hospital
Radiologist-in-Chief – Top 5 Hospital
Chief Executive Officer – Continuing Care Retirement Community
Regional Senior Vice Presidents, Operations – PE Sponsored Ophthalmology Practice Management Company
Satisfied Clients
John SteeleSenior Vice President – Human Resources, HCA (retired 2019)
“HCA has worked with Jannah Hodges and Hodges Partners for more than a decade. Notably, Jannah has placed over 50 executives within our system, and with rare exception, they are all still part of our organization. With the numerous executive search firm choices available, it is exceptional to find a consultant who is truly a partner to the organizations they serve. Jannah Hodges is that type of consultant – a true partner. We look forward to our continued success working together with Hodges Partners.”
Paul Klotman, MDPresident & CEO, Executive Dean, Baylor College of Medicine
“Hodges Partners is an outstanding firm to work with in the recruitment of leaders in academic medicine. I have actually had the opportunity to work with the firm as both a recruit and a client. Jannah and her team are extremely supportive of both candidates and clients throughout the recruitment process. She puts in a lot of personal effort and has a unique ability to match the right candidates with the right leadership opportunities which has resulted in bringing some great new leaders to our organization.”
Sami AbbasiFounder and CEO of United Vision Partners
“I have known and worked with Jannah for more than 15 years. Over that period of time she placed several key senior leaders in the various organizations that I have run, and has been my trusted human capital advisor. Jannah is off-the-charts smart, has high integrity and is one of the hardest workers in the business. In addition, she has built a very talented, complementary and highly responsive support team. I unequivocally recommend Hodges Partners; they deliver superior outcomes.”
Happening Now
- Healthcare private equity had a record year with deal values close to $79 billion
The increasing size of healthcare deal values stemmed primarily from large buyouts, as the average deal size rose roughly 25%. (03.09.2020) - Private Equity Firms Increasingly Buying Physician Practices
New research shows that acquisitions of physician practices by private equity firms more than doubled over a 3-year period (02.25.2020) - What will private equity investment in healthcare look like in 2020?
2019 was a year of continued growth of private equity investment in healthcare and it’s likely 2020 will provide more of the same, notwithstanding the uncertainty of the 2020 election and concerns over an eventual economic downturn. (02.20.2020)
- David Zaas, M.D., named chief executive officer for MUSC Health – Charleston Division, chief clinical officer for MUSC Health
Patrick J. Cawley, M.D., CEO for MUSC Health and vice president for Health Affairs, University, named David Zaas, M.D., MBA, as the new chief executive officer, MUSC Health – Charleston Division, and chief clinical officer for MUSC Health. (03.23.2020) - Moody’s, Fitch shift financial outlook to negative for nonprofit hospitals
In the wake of the global pandemic, hospital system finances are taking a beating. (03.20.2020) - Coronavirus testing: How academic medical labs are stepping up to fill a void
As a CDC test failed, academic labs developed their own – but were frustrated by a federal approval process that stalled deployment. (03.12.2020)
- HCA, Mayo Clinic, Amazon + 15 other companies form COVID-19 Healthcare Coalition
Seventeen large health systems and big tech companies across the U.S., including Mayo Clinic, Intermountain Healthcare and Amazon, have formed a COVID-19 Healthcare Coalition. (03.24.2020) - White House recruits IBM, Amazon & more to use supercomputers for COVID-19 research
Researchers developing cures and vaccines can now apply for access to some of the world’s fastest computers to accelerate their work, courtesy of the White House’s newly announced COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium. (03.23.2020)
- Telehealth: Ready for today’s pandemic, a replacement for tomorrow’s in-office visits
In his debut book, Malcolm Gladwell talked about tipping points, the period in time when an idea or trend galvanizes so completely that its spread is unstoppable. (03.24.2020) - How health systems are confronting the retail revolution in healthcare
Traditional retailers like Walmart, Walgreens and CVS have found an opportunity in healthcare: delivering expedited, integrated care through their walk-in and urgent care clinics. (03.13.2020)
- Hospitals get $100B in massive stimulus deal as facilities face COVID-19
Hospitals and community health centers could get $130 billion as part of a $2 trillion economic stimulus package to help meet the skyrocketing increases of COVID-19 cases. (03.25.2020)
- Nursing homes will be ‘hit very hard’ by COVID-19, health official warns
At least 73 nursing homes and care facilities in 22 states have reported COVID-19 cases, with 55 related deaths confirmed among nursing home residents as of March 20, according to an analysis by The Washington Post. (03.23.2020)
- Profitable Care Management: Wedging Out Complex Members to Rein in Costs
Healthcare payers have found themselves at a critical point. Rising healthcare prices, an aging population, and a rapid increase in costly complex and chronic diseases are driving up healthcare expenditures, expected to make up almost 20% of the U.S. economy by 2027. (03.23.2020) - Centene projects $105B in revenue for 2020 on back of WellCare deal
Centene Corporation released its 2020 guidance Tuesday evening, and the insurer estimates that its revenue for the year will land between $104.8 billion and $105.6 billion following the closure of its WellCare Health Plans acquisition. (03.04.2020)
