Alejandro Quiroga is a high-skilled professional, that works in Spectrum Health main office of which is in 903. as a Senior Vice President Population Health from 2020. Alejandro has earned professional experience in more than two positions at different companies. Alejandro Quiroga went to the Grand Valley State University and was studying from 2017 to 2022. Alejandro has the following qualifications: Board Certified Pediatric Nephrology, Board Certified Pediatrics, and American Board of Pediatrics. Grand Rapids, Michigan is the area, where the professional was known to live. Their contacts are accessed through this website on demand.
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Alejandro Quiroga
Last updated Jun 27, 2024
Contact Information
Last Update
Jul 9, 2022
Email
al**@spectrumhealth.org, al**@helendevoschildrens.org
Location
Grand Rapids, MI
Company
Workplace
Senior Vice President Population Health
Grand Rapids, MI
Industry
Hospital & Health Care, Hospitals, Family Doctor, Podiatrist, Cardiologist, Imaging Center, Pediatric Neurologist, Internist, Sleep Medicine
Colleagues
Work History
Senior Vice President Population Health
100 Michigan St northeast, Grand Rapids, MI 49503
from Apr 2020
Associate Program Director Pediatric Recidency
1000 Monroe Ave northwest, Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Jul 2012 — Jul 2017
Education
2017 — 2022
2015 — 2017
2008 — 2011
2003 — 2004
1997 — 2004
Occupations
Executive
Senior Vice President
Health Specialist
Hospital Care Professional
Associate Program
Director
Doctor
Pediatrician
Vice President
Chief Executive
Health Professional
Health Practitioner
Operations Manager
Family Practitioner
Physician
Skills
Medicine
Healthcare Management
Healthcare
Pediatrics
Nephrology
Patient Safety
Medical Education
Leadership
Hospitals
Public Health
Clinical Research
Health Care Systems
Process Improvement
Hipaa
Public Speaking
Business Process Improvement
U.s. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Pediatric Nephrology
Hospital Management
Culture Building
Employee Optimization
Healthcare Accessibility
Strategic Leadership
Healthcare Operations
Patient Centricity