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Dunn new Florence Hospital chief nursing officer

Posted 6/30/21

Mountain Vista Medical Center and Florence Hospital, both Steward family hospitals, have selected Patrick Dunn as their new chief nursing officer.

Dunn will be instrumental in aligning clinical …

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Dunn new Florence Hospital chief nursing officer

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Mountain Vista Medical Center and Florence Hospital, both Steward family hospitals, have selected Patrick Dunn as their new chief nursing officer.

Dunn will be instrumental in aligning clinical best practices across the affiliated hospitals, and responsible for decisions related to patient safety and clinical quality, according to a release.

“Patrick’s nursing leadership experience, along with his dedication to supporting our nurses while providing the highest quality of care to our patients made him the perfect choice for the chief nursing officer position,” said Damon Brown, president of Mountain Vista Medical Center and Florence Hospital and the Arizona market president for Steward Health Care. “Our growth and clinical accomplishments will only further be strengthened with such leadership.”

Dunn comes to Steward from Alliance Health Midwest City in Midwest City, Oklahoma, an affiliate of Community Health Systems where he most recently served as chief nursing officer. There he improved quality initiatives, CMS scores, established best practices for nursing and clinical services and engaged in collaborative leadership with medical management. He has held various nursing roles over the past 26 years, including nurse manager, nursing director, nursing project manager, associate chief nursing officer and chief nursing officer for the last nine years.

Dunn has a diploma of certificate in practical nursing from Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in zoology-human biology from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, and has Master of Science degrees in nursing and hospital administration from the University of Phoenix.

“My goal is to establish nursing practice in a matter that is exceptional in patient safety, patient satisfaction, employee satisfaction and provider satisfaction, all with the centered goal of serving the East Valley community,” said Dunn.

Dunn and his wife, Maria, have four grown children and two grandchildren.

For more information about Mountain Vista Medical Center, Florence Hospital or their services, go to mvmedicalcenter.org