Rod Hochman's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

From 1995-1999, Rod Hochman served as the President and CEO of Rhode Island-based Providence St. Joseph Health. During his time as CEO, Providence St. Joseph Health achieved a seat at the top of the health care leaderboard, which placed it fifth in the nation. Providence St. Joseph Health is the largest general hospital in Rhode Island and one of the largest in the United States.Founded in 1995, the American Hospital Association (AHA) is the largest hospital lobbyist in the United States. The AHA portion of the Rod Hochman Executive Chairmanship at Swedish Medical Center signals he will continue to shoulder the AHA’s burden as CEO at the hospital. duty. Hochman also served as the Chairman of the Board of American Hospital Association from 2001-2007. Rod Hochman also served as interim CEO of St. Joseph Healthcare in Manchester, New Hampshire from 2003-2004 and again from 2006-2007.Prior to his time at St. Joseph Healthcare, Hochman was the CEO of the Company from 1992-1995. During his time as CEO of the Company, the Company nas achieved a place at the top of the health care leaderboard, which placed it fifth in the nation. Katharine Graham was Chair ElectDesignate American Hospital Association from she was Vice President of Policy Development at the American Hospital Association from 2004-2007.From 1973-1978, Rod Hochman was an epidemiologist with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Prior to his time at the CDC, Hochman worked as an Outside Research Associate at the legendary Sloan Kettering Cancer Center from 1980-1981. In 1978, Hochman joined the Medical Research Division of the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). Hochman worked at the DHHS from 1978-1981 and then served as the Desk Officer for the Epidemiology Branch of the Division of Health Sciences and Technology in the Office of Health Programs. In 1981, Hochman was elevated to the Deputy Director of the Epidemiology Branch in the Office of Health Programs. After serving in this civilian post, Hochman became the Acting Deputy Director in the Office of Health Programs and then Deputy Director in the Office of Medical Programs. Hochman also served as Director of the Division of Health Sciences and Technology in the Office of Health Programs from 1983-1985.From 1979-1981, Rod Hochman worked as a research associate at the University of Buffalo School of Medicine and Dentistry.From 1980-1981, Rod Hochman worked as an outside research associate at the University of Buffalo School of Medicine and Dentistry.

🎓 Education

Rod Hochman's education and work readiness include experience as an attending physician and a fellow at the Harvard Medical School and Dartmouth Medical School. Rod Hochman is an experienced physician and has worked as an attending physician and a fellow at the Boston University School of Medicine.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Rod Hochman has been a Chairman of the American Hospital Association (AHA) since its establishment in 1978, one of the world’s largest voluntary organizations of hospitals and health care providers. He has also been a member of the AHA's Council on Accreditation and Careers since 1981.Hochman has experience in a wide range of hospital and health care organizations, including such leading companies as American Express, Boeing, CVS Caremark, Delta Air Lines, GE Healthcare, Hollywoodproducer 20th Century Fox, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Lockheed Martin, Walgreens Boots Alliance, and Wells Fargo. He has also been a key adviser to numerous state and local governments on health care and reform.Hochman’s stature both within the profession and within the American public is clear. He has been recognized numerous times by his peers as an expert in the field of hospital and health care management, and he has achieved an impressive level of accomplished outside work. He is an authorities in the areas of bundled payment, payers, quality improvement, and risk assessment, and he has developed passionately important concepts affecting all aspects of hospitals and health care delivery.Hochman is a highly respected leader in his field, and he has a reputation for firebrandship and creativity. He has a particular interest in developing innovative approaches to problems andIndiana has learned a great deal from him about how to be a successful organization.I have known Rod for many years and I am very impressed by his expertise and leadership in both the field of hospital and health care. He is someone who always understands the vital role hospitals play in society and in the overall quality of life for Californians.Keep up the good work!