What You Should Know:
– Collette Health, a provider of virtual patient observation solutions appoints Christine Gall DrPH, MS, BSN, as Chief Nursing Officer.
– As the newly appointed Chief Nursing Officer at Collette Health, Christine Gall, DrPH, MS, BSN, will take charge of overseeing all clinical operations and spearheading innovation initiatives. In this pivotal role, Gall will be instrumental in furthering Collette Health’s mission of integrating virtual patient safety solutions to prevent falls and adverse events while enhancing patient outcomes.
Bio/Background
Christine Gall brings over thirty years of extensive experience and a wealth of knowledge in patient safety, engagement, quality, and public health leadership to her new role as Chief Nursing Officer at Collette Health. With a Doctoral Degree in Public Health Leadership from the University of Illinois, Chicago, a Master of Science Degree in Healthcare Management from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Business Administration, and a Bachelor of Nursing Degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Nursing, Gall possesses a strong educational foundation.
Throughout her distinguished career, Gall has demonstrated a passion for improving healthcare quality, safety, and outcomes. She has held various leadership roles spanning the continuum of care and has worked in numerous care delivery settings. Gall is recognized for her authentic and results-oriented leadership style, which has enabled her to drive positive change and make a lasting impact in the healthcare sector.
“I’m thrilled to be joining Collette Health at such a pivotal time as we see the role of clinicians evolve and new technology transform the healthcare industry,” said Gall. “I am eager to join a team that’s driving positive patient outcomes, improving clinical workflows, and helping to reshape the healthcare landscape as hospitals face major challenges that are driving novel care delivery strategies. I look forward to ensuring clinicians have the resources and support needed to thrive in their professional practice and to provide the highest level of care to their patients.”