Brooke Burns has been named the new president of Adena Medical Group, effective July 28.
According to an announcement, Burns will lead a team of physicians and advanced practice providers delivering primary and specialty services across Adena Health’s nine-county service area.
Burns previously held leadership roles at Adena, including executive vice president of the medical group. She is rejoining the organization with a focus on strategic growth and clinical excellence.
“Brooke’s return is a tremendous asset for our health system,” Jeff Graham, Adena president and CEO, said in the announcement. “Her deep knowledge of our people and operations, along with her extensive experience, make her the ideal choice to guide our medical group forward.”
Burns will focus on operational sustainability, provider satisfaction and clinical service expansion. She will also work on advancing system-wide initiatives aimed at improving quality, expanding patient access, optimizing provider performance and introducing new approaches to care.
“I am honored to return to Adena and to lead such a talented, mission-driven team of providers and professionals,” Burns said in the announcement. “This organization has always held a special place in my heart, and I’m thrilled to be part of its next chapter. Together, we’ll build on a strong foundation, expand our impact, and continue delivering exceptional, innovative care to the communities we proudly serve.”
Burns has more than 17 years of experience in outpatient practice and over a decade in medical group leadership. She began her tenure at Adena in 2011 and held several key leadership roles, including regional site manager for the west service area and service line director for both primary care and oncology services before serving as executive vice president of the medical group. She most recently served as chief operating officer at Orthopedic ONE, the largest physician-owned orthopedic practice in Ohio.
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