MUSC Health CEO recognized in Becker’s Hospital Review’s prestigious list (March 6, 2024)

LANCASTER, S.C. (March 6, 2024) - MUSC Health is proud to announce that Scott Broome, CEO of MUSC Health- Catawba Division, has been named among the distinguished honorees in Becker's Hospital Review's esteemed list of "110 Rural Hospital and Health System CEOs to Know."

Becker's Hospital Review, a leading health care publication, annually compiles a list recognizing outstanding health care industry leaders. Scott Broome's inclusion in this select group underscores his exemplary leadership and profound impact within the health care community.

As CEO of MUSC Health Lancaster and Chester medical centers, Broome has demonstrated unparalleled dedication and expertise in steering the organization toward excellence. His multifaceted role encompasses executive leadership, strategic direction, financial management, talent acquisition and fostering a work environment conducive to productivity and success.

Under Broome's stewardship, MUSC Health has experienced remarkable achievements, including enhanced patient satisfaction, improved performance quality and expanded service lines. His strategic initiatives have facilitated the retention of talented staff and resulted in critically ill patients receiving exceptional care closer to home, leading to superior clinical outcomes.

"We are immensely proud of Scott Broome's well-deserved recognition in Becker's Hospital Review," said Matthew Severance, chief system development and affiliations officer at MUSC Health. "His leadership, unwavering commitment to excellence and tireless efforts to advance health care in our community have been key to our organization's success."

Broome's leadership exemplifies MUSC Health's ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional patient care, advancing health care innovation and positively affecting communities across the region.

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