Texas Health Hospital Frisco Leadership Announcement
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Sponsor Our ArticlesTexas Health Hospital Frisco announces Tiffany Northern as its new president. Northern, previously COO at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, has extensive healthcare experience, including significant renovation projects and community health engagement initiatives. The hospital continues to expand with plans for a new 242,000-square-foot facility and further developments to accommodate community needs.
Frisco, Texas – Big things are happening at the Texas Health Hospital Frisco with the recent appointment of Tiffany Northern as the new president. Since stepping into an interim role back in December when the former president, Brett Lee, moved on, Northern has hit the ground running and has quickly made her mark in the community.
What makes Texas Health Hospital Frisco stand out? It’s the only hospital in the state that’s jointly operated by two leading healthcare systems: UT Southwestern Medical Center and Texas Health Resources. This kind of partnership not only brings a fresh approach to hospital management but also ensures that the community has access to top-notch medical care, cutting-edge research, and essential education resources.
Tiffany Northern is not a newcomer to the healthcare scene; she’s been part of Texas Health Resources since 2021, where she served as the chief operating officer at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. Prior to her Texas journey, she spent nearly seven years making things happen as the vice president of operations at the well-known MedStar Washington Hospital Center in D.C. Not to mention, she also has seven years under her belt at HCA Healthcare, where she was the associate chief operating officer in Las Vegas. With this kind of experience, it’s clear that Northern brings some serious credentials to her new position.
Since joining Texas Health, Northern has spearheaded impressive projects aimed at elevating hospital capabilities. One of her standout achievements? She directed an incredible $58 million renovation of the Margot Perot Center for Women and Infants, showcasing her dedication to upgrading healthcare facilities. Plus, there’s a hefty $150 million renovation on the horizon that supports critical service growth within the hospital network, geared towards meeting the rising healthcare needs of the community.
Not one to sit behind a desk, Northern is deeply involved in community health efforts. She’s a proud fellow of the American College of Health Service Executives and participates in several local initiatives. Her role on the board of Abide Women’s Health Services Clinic in South Dallas is a clear indication of her commitment to local healthcare, and she also plays an active part in the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Dallas, promoting women’s health in the region.
When it comes to growth, Texas Health is certainly not slowing down anytime soon. There are numerous exciting expansion plans coming up, including the construction of a luxurious 242,000-square-foot hospital in Forney, which is set to break ground in August 2024. On top of that, Texas Health recently snagged 21 acres of land in Celina for future expansion projects. And for those residing in Plano, get ready for a remarkable $343 million initiative that aims to expand facilities to meet the demands of a rapidly growing population.
With 29 hospitals in its network, Texas Health is on a mission to ensure every Texan receives the high-quality healthcare that they deserve. Since opening its doors in 2019, Texas Health Hospital Frisco has carved a niche for itself through its collaborative spirit and unwavering dedication to excellence. Under Tiffany Northern’s leadership, locals can look forward to a bright future filled with remarkable advancements and innovative healthcare solutions.
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