Managed Healthcare Executive® is proud to unveil the 2024 Emerging Leaders in Healthcare feature in our August issue, spotlighting 14 exceptional individuals making strides early in their careers.
This year, editors refined the criteria to truly emphasize the "emerging" aspect of the award title, focusing on leaders who are at the beginning of their professional journeys. Watching their career trajectories in the years ahead will be an exciting endeavor.
Each of these leaders has been profiled on our website. Readers can find the candidates’ detailed responses to our questionnaire and video clips of the winners answering key questions.
In a healthcare landscape filled with challenges, these young professionals inspire confidence that the future of U.S. healthcare is in capable hands.
The 2024 Emerging Leaders in Healthcare include:
For more information on the annual feature and to explore the profiles of these emerging leaders, and past winners, please visit our website here.
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