Iasis’ quality chief jumps to Humana
By Geert De Lombaerde Posted on November 17, 2009 at 8:09 amJohn Cruickshank has left Iasis Healthcare after a year and a half as chief quality officer at the Franklin-based hospital company. The 52-year-old is now chief medical officer for Humana in Arizona. He joined Iasis around the time the company inked a hospitalist contract that led to eight doctors leaving the group he was running at the time.
Tags: Arizona, health care quality, health insurance, hospital management, Humana Inc., Iasis Healthcare LLC, John M. Cruickshank
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