Before becoming interim CFO, Doll served as vice president of hospital finance for OHSU Healthcare.
OHSU Health—an Oregon-based healthcare provider with 549 total staffed beds and over $5 billion in total patient revenue—has permanently appointed interim chief financial officer Jennifer Doll to the leadership position.
Doll has served as interim OHSU Health CFO since October 2021. Her experience with the organization spans more than four years. She has helped OHSU manage the Intergovernmental Transfer Program, done financial modeling for the new graduate medical education program at Hillsboro Medical Center, and handled the transition from annual budgeting to a rolling forecast model.
"Ms. Doll stands out as an exemplary leader with a deep understanding of the complex mechanisms that fund Oregon’s academic health center," Dr. John Hunter, executive vice president, and CEO for OHSU said in a release shared with HealthLeaders. "I am grateful for her service as interim CFO, and am confident that her expertise, along with that of the entire health care leadership team, will help us navigate these challenging times."
Before becoming interim CFO, Doll served as vice president of hospital finance for OHSU Healthcare.
"I am honored to be stepping into this position on a permanent basis," Doll said in the release. "The last two and a half years have been some of the most interesting and challenging times to be in healthcare, and over the past 10 months, I have seen the leadership of OHSU Healthcare embrace that challenge. As a teaching institution, OHSU helps people learn every day, myself included. I continue to learn from those around me and aspire to help the organization continue its remarkable achievements through data-informed decision-making. I’m excited to continue my OHSU journey."
Amanda Schiavo is the Finance Editor for HealthLeaders.