Patrick A. Taylor, MD, MBA, President and CEO of Holy Cross Hospital has decided to leave his position, effective October 30, 2019.

Over the past 30 years, Dr. Taylor has been dedicated to serving the Holy Cross community.

"It has been my honor, and I have been blessed, to serve at Holy Cross," said Dr. Taylor. "No words will capture how significant a part of my and my family’s life Holy Cross has been. I have the deepest gratitude to so many people who have supported me and us along the way. The Sisters of Mercy have left such an indelible mark on my life."

Dr. Taylor joined Holy Cross Hospital in 1988 as an emergency medicine physician and served in multiple positions of increasing responsibility such as Executive Director of Medical Affairs for the Holy Cross Medical Group, a multi-specialty employed physician group; Vice President of the Medical Group, Chief Medical Officer, and Chief Operating Officer of Holy Cross Hospital. In 2010, he became President and CEO.

"In all of Pat's roles, he has remained true to our faith-based mission, supporting our clinicians and colleagues in delivering compassionate, high-quality care across the continuum. We appreciate his leadership and friendship and he will be missed" said Mike Slubowski, President and CEO of Trinity Health, of which Holy Cross Hospital is a member. "Pat and I will work with the new CEO and the Holy Cross Hospital Board to ensure a smooth transition."

Slubowski goes on to say: "During Pat's tenure, Holy Cross transformed into an academic teaching medical center in affiliation with the University of Miami, with current residencies in Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Transitional Year and General Surgery. U.S. News and World Report consistently ranks Holy Cross in the top five out of 64 hospitals in South Florida, quality and patient experience ratings have been consistently at upper levels within Trinity Health."

Holy Cross remains one of the most highly respected, trusted and sought-after health partners in the community. The Holy Cross Physician Partners Clinically Integrated Network (CIN) and Super CIN Atlantic Coast Health Network (a novel partnership with Memorial Healthcare) were developed in collaboration with employed and independent physicians. The super CIN is a leader in population health in South Florida.

 

Under Dr. Taylor's leadership, Holy Cross also launched and completed several new investments to serve the community better. This includes completing the $26 million Moran Challenge (The Jim Moran Heart and Vascular Research Institute); The Phil Smith Neuroscience Institute; Doreen Koenig Blessed Beginnings Maternity Unit; Dorothy Mangurian Comprehensive Women’s Center; and the Patricia R. Guerrieri Pavilion. Holy Cross also developed an affiliation with Massachusetts General Hospital in clinical areas of oncology, cardiovascular and neurosciences and was recognized as a national leader in orthopedic excellence.

Dr. Taylor has been a long-standing supporter of the South Florida community, serving on numerous non-profit Boards: Catholic Health Services; Broward Partnership for the Homeless; Jack and Jill Children’s Center; The Broward Workshop. He has received a number of recognitions including the 2007 Valor Award, American Diabetes Association; the 2010 Leadership Broward Foundation Leader of the Year Award; the 2015 Broward Partnership James J. Blosser Community Trusteeship Award and the 2018 Junior Achievement, Melissa Aiello Character Award.

 
President and CEO of Holy Cross Hospital has decided to leave his
 
position, effective October 30, 2019. Over the past 30 years, Dr.
 
Taylor has been dedicated to serving the Holy Cross community.
"It has been my honor, and I have been blessed, to serve at Holy
 
Cross," said Dr. Taylor. "No words will capture how significant a
 
part of my and my family’s life Holy Cross has been. I have the
 
deepest gratitude to so many people who have supported me and
 
us along the way. The Sisters of Mercy have left such an indelible
 
mark on my life."
Dr. Taylor joined Holy Cross Hospital in 1988 as an emergency
 
medicine physician and served in multiple positions of increasing
 
responsibility such as Executive Director of Medical Affairs for the
 
Holy Cross Medical Group, a multi-specialty employed physician
 
group; Vice President of the Medical Group, Chief Medical Officer,
 
and Chief Operating Officer of Holy Cross Hospital. In 2010, he
 
became President and CEO.
"In all of Pat's roles, he has remained true to our faith-based
 
mission, supporting our clinicians and colleagues in delivering
 
compassionate, high-quality care across the continuum. We
 
appreciate his leadership and friendship and he will be missed"
 
said Mike Slubowski, President and CEO of Trinity Health, of which
 
Holy Cross Hospital is a member. "Pat and I will work with the new
 
CEO and the Holy Cross Hospital Board to ensure a smooth
 
transition."
Slubowski goes on to say: "During Pat's tenure, Holy Cross
 
transformed into an academic teaching medical center in
 
affiliation with the University of Miami, with current residencies in
 
Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Transitional Year and
 
General Surgery. U.S. News and World Report consistently ranks
 
Holy Cross in the top five out
of 64 hospitals in South Florida, quality and patient experience
 
ratings have been consistently at upper levels within Trinity
 
Health."
 
 
Holy Cross remains one of the most highly respected, trusted and
 
sought-after health partners in the community. The Holy Cross
 
Physician Partners Clinically Integrated Network (CIN) and Super
 
CIN Atlantic Coast Health Network (a novel partnership with
 
Memorial Healthcare) were developed in collaboration with
 
employed and independent physicians. The super CIN is a leader
 
in population health in South Florida.
Under Dr. Taylor's leadership, Holy Cross also launched and
 
completed several new investments to serve the community
 
better. This includes completing the $26 million Moran Challenge
 
(The Jim Moran Heart and Vascular Research Institute); The Phil
 
Smith Neuroscience Institute; Doreen Koenig Blessed Beginnings
 
Maternity Unit; Dorothy Mangurian Comprehensive Women’s
 
Center; and the Patricia R. Guerrieri Pavilion. Holy Cross also
 
developed an affiliation with Massachusetts General Hospital in
 
clinical areas of oncology, cardiovascular and neurosciences and
 
was recognized as a national leader in orthopedic excellence.
Dr. Taylor has been a long-standing supporter of the South Florida
 
community, serving on numerous non-profit Boards: Catholic
 
Health Services; Broward Partnership for the Homeless; Jack and
 
Jill Children’s Center; The Broward Workshop. He has received a
 
number of recognitions including the 2007 Valor Award, American
 
Diabetes Association; the 2010 Leadership Broward Foundation
 
Leader of the Year Award; the 2015 Broward Partnership James
 
J. Blosser Community Trusteeship Award and the 2018 Junior
 
Achievement, Melissa Aiello Character Award.
 
About Holy Cross Hospital
A member of Trinity Health, Fort Lauderdale, FL-based Holy Cross
 
Hospital is a full-service, non-profit, Catholic, teaching hospital
 
operating in the spirit of the Sisters of Mercy. Holy Cross Hospital
 
has been named one of the top five hospitals in the Miami metro
 
area and one of the top 20 in the state in U.S. News and World
 
Report's 2019-20 Best Hospital rankings. Through strategic
 
collaborations and a commitment to being a person-centered,
 
transforming, healing presence, the 557-bed hospital offers
 
progressive inpatient, outpatient and community outreach
 
services and clinical research trials to serve as our community’s
 
trusted health partner for life. To learn more about Holy Cross
 
Hospital, visit holy-cross.com. Connect @holycrossfl.