Dan Neumeister

ANMC is the 150-bed flagship tertiary-care hospital for the Alaska Native people. It is the only hospital in Alaska that has received the prestigious Magnet designation for Nursing and is the only Level 2 Trauma Center in the state (there is no Level 1 Trauma Center in Alaska). Turned around a losing financial situation within one year, generating a $3 million surplus in FY2009, after a loss of $6 million in FY2008 and a loss in FY2007. A surplus of $5 million is forecast for FY2010.

a 391-bed regional non-profit medical center providing tertiary, Level II trauma, psychiatric and rehabilitation services across three campuses, with $270 million in net revenue, 330 medical staff, 2,200 employees and 800 volunteers; recognized for excellence in cardiac, cancer, rehabilitation, behavioral health, and patient safety. Repositioned the hospital's financial strength through an $8 million turnaround, maintaining operations profitability for the past four years. Grew days of cash-on-hand from

the world's largest perfusion management services firm specializing in the provision of professional services, capital equipment and disposable supplies for open-heart surgery, auto-transfusion and intra-aortic balloon pumping services. Grew sales to $150 million annually.

Played an integral role in leading the expansion to a 229-bed facility that became a regional referral center, generating $100 million in net revenue. Led the development of an open-heart surgery program and cardiac catheterization lab service. Grew open-heart surgery volume to 250 cases annually.

Managed construction projects and regulatory compliance.