Rinn will succeedcurrent president and CEO Dr. Steven Landers, MPH.
Visiting Nurse Association Health Group (VNAHG), a nonprofit provider of home health, hospice, and community-based care has appointed Christopher Rinn as its CEO.
He will assume the role in August, after current CEO and president, Dr. Steven Landers, MPH, leaves to become president and CEO of Hebrew SeniorLife aging services.
"We wanted someone who understands our sophisticated network of programs and services and has the skills and experience to oversee our various programs and services, and Christopher checks all the boxes," Patrick McMenamin, VNAHG board chairman, said in a statement.
McMenamin helped lead the search committee for Landers' successor alongside vice chairman Robert Dibble.
"Christopher is a compassionate servant leader with a deep passion for public health and a drive to ensure high-quality services are provided to the community," Landers said in a statement. "As a respected healthcare policy and public health leader, Christopher is an excellent fit for our future."
Throughout his career, Rinn has worked in public health, policy, and community health. He's served as CEO for VNA of Central Jersey Community Health Centers (CHC) since 2017.
Before joining the organization, he served as acting health commissioner for the New Jersey Department of Health, as well as executive director of emergency medical services (EMS) and government affairs for Jersey City Medical Center.
"[The board and I] will work closely with Dr. Landers and the whole team to ensure a smooth transition," Rinn said in a statement. "As a longtime member of the VNA family, I heartily welcome this opportunity to help move healthcare forward for all our communities."
“We wanted someone who understands our sophisticated network of programs and services and has the skills and experience to oversee our various programs and services, and Christopher checks all the boxes.”
Patrick McMenamin, VNAHG board chairman
Jasmyne Ray is the revenue cycle editor at HealthLeaders.