"These two leaders' expertise will allow us to increase our progress on our quality, safety, and service line enhancement initiatives," says a release from ENMMC announcing the new executives.
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center—a non-profit healthcare provider with 162 acute care beds and over $500 million in total revenue—has appointed two new leaders, including industry veteran Adelane Kelly as chief financial officer.
Kelly has over two decades of healthcare finance experience, having most recently served over four years as CFO for Universal Health Systems in the Las Vegas area. Kyle Stepp is also joining Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. He will take on the role of assistant chief executive officer.
"Both Addy and Kyle have a demonstrated history of growth and development," Warren Yehl, CEO of Eastern New Mexico Medical Center said in a release. "This expertise and their innate desire to make a positive difference for Roswell and Chaves County is compelling."
Stepp has most recently served as vice president of operations for HHS, a support services provider in Texas. He has also held several administration roles with LifePoint Health, a Tennessee-based healthcare provider.
"This is an exciting time for our organization," the release continued. "These two leaders' expertise will allow us to increase our progress on our quality, safety, and service line enhancement initiatives. ENMMC is continuously working to bring the best talent to Southeast New Mexico to support our community through internal development and recruitment. We’re pleased to add these dynamic executives to our growing team of talented leaders."
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center isn’t alone in adding new financial leadership to the organization. Other hospitals and health systems that have recently appointed new CFOs include Orlando Health, River’s Edge Hospital, Centerstone, HCA Florida JFK North Hospital, and Ohio State Wexner Medical Center.
Amanda Schiavo is the Finance Editor for HealthLeaders.