ECU Health names Trish Baise as system’s first Chief Nursing Executive | Eastern North Carolina Now

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    Greenville, N.C.     After an extensive national search and interview process with stakeholders from across the organization, ECU Health is pleased to announce Trish Baise, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, FACHE as ECU Health's first Chief Nursing Executive (CNE). Dr. Baise will officially join ECU Health on Jan. 1, 2023.

    "The impact nurses have on patients and their loved ones - from their clinical expertise to delivery of compassionate care - is at the heart of all we do," said Brian Floyd, chief operating officer, ECU Health. "The creation of the CNE position and the appointment of Dr. Baise to lead in this role allows our organization to innovate and collaborate to further build a nursing culture that helps recruit and retain talented nurses and care givers who are dedicated to serving our region."

    The CNE will serve as a catalyst and role model to advance nursing care, education, research, care delivery models and leadership across ECU Health's ambulatory, outpatient and inpatient areas. In her role, Dr. Baise will be responsible for integration and coordination of the nursing practice for the health system.

    Throughout her more than 30 years of health care experience, Dr. Baise has led forward-focused initiatives within nursing recruitment and retention, specifically within the areas of culture and experience. She also has proven expertise in designing and deploying quality initiatives that improve quality performance and create safer care environments for patients and team members.

    In addition to her vast experience in care delivery, leading care teams and strategy development, her passion for and understanding of the importance of rural health care will help advance the organization toward our vision of becoming the national academic model for rural health care.

    "I am honored to have the opportunity to pioneer the Chief Nursing Executive position at ECU Health," said Dr. Baise. "ECU Health is a recognized leader in rural health care and the organization's mission aligns with my professional values of providing high-quality care to communities in rural environments. I am constantly inspired by the difference nurses make in the lives of those they care for, and I look forward to working alongside the great nurses that live the ECU Health mission every day."

    Dr. Baise joins ECU Health from Atrium Health Cabarrus. Prior to her role at Atrium Health Cabarrus, Dr. Baise held various system leadership roles throughout her tenure at Ballad Health System (formally Mountain States Health Alliance and Wellmont Health Systems) - a 21-hospital health system including five teaching hospitals, in rural Tennessee for 11 years.


   Contact: Ashlin Elliott
   ECU Health Public Relations
   Phone: 252-412-9436
   Email: Ashlin.Elliott@VidantHealth.com
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