Keynotes & Featured Speakers
Daniel L. Gross, DNSC, RN
Sharp Healthcare
Health Care Reform: Riding the Waves of Change
As Executive Vice President of Hospital Operations for Sharp Healthcare, Daniel Gross oversees government relations and clinical effectiveness as well as four acute care hospitals and three specialty hospitals. Gross’ leadership and influence in the healthcare industry is apparent through his extensive involvement with the American Hospital Association, California Hospital Association, Trauma Center Association of America and several other organizations. Drawing on more than 30 years of hospital administration-based experience, Gross’ presentation will educate attendees on the changing healthcare climate and provide solutions.
John G. Self
JohnGSelf Associates, Inc.
Healthcare Transformation: Leading in Turbulent, Challenging Times
John G. Self has been a leader in healthcare and hospital administration for nearly 20 years, working to place highly skilled individuals in appropriate settings across the world. Self is renowned across the executive search industry for his keen insights in candidate selection and his ability to understand the needs and organizational cultures of his clients. Prior to establishing JohnGSelf Associates, Self held several executive and leadership roles, including special projects manager for East Texas Medical Center Regional Healthcare System, Principal at CitiHealth, senior vice president and senior business development officer for Hermann Hospital’s Affiliated Hospital Systems, among many other roles. Self’s presentation will combine his extensive knowledge of healthcare and his passion for serving others, to inform attendees how to lead and inspire others during the turbulent healthcare reform.
Jeffrey Henderson, CFAAMA
Loyal Source Government Services
Why Hospitals Will Never Fly
As a Major in the US Air Force serving as a dental technician and healthcare administrator, Jeff Henderson spent 20 years serving his country while becoming an expert in the healthcare industry. Henderson served in several clinics and hospitals, as well as in a deployed location where he served as the Patient Administration Officer at Bangram Air Field in Afghanistan. Throughout his career, Henderson has worked as a healthcare administrator in medical information systems, group practice management, beneficiary operations/patient administration and as an instructor at the Air Force Health Services Administration School. Henderson’s presentation draws from his years of serving in the Air Force as a healthcare administrator.