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Kelly Sager

President and CEO at Hospital Sisters Health System
📍 Effingham, Illinois, United States

Kelly Sager is a dedicated healthcare executive who has progressed from a staff nurse in 1996 to roles like President and CEO of HSHS Holy Family Hospital. Now the Chief Nursing Officer at St. Anthonys Memorial Hospital, she leverages extensive experience and holds a Masters in Health Care Administration.

She is deeply involved in her community, serving on the board for a local crisis nursery and on advisory committees for several regional nursing colleges. Her work aims to ensure high-quality, compassionate care remains accessible locally.

Interesting fact: She is a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE), a distinction signifying the highest standard of professional development in healthcare management.

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Experience
29 Years
Current Role
President and CEO
Job Level
Leadership
Location
Effingham, Illinois, United States
Personality Overview
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Priorities

Topics Kelly cares about

Healthcare Leadership
Has held multiple C-suite roles, including President and CEO of a hospital and Chief Nursing Executive for a multi-hospital division.
Nursing Development
Serves on advisory committees for multiple nursing colleges, showing a commitment to shaping the future of the nursing profession.
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Career

Work history

3-2019
President and CEO
Hospital Sisters Health System
4-1996
Chief Nursing Officer
St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital
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Education
2013 - 2015
Master of Health Care Administration
Bellevue University
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