PALMDALE – Palmdale Regional Medical Center has named Nana Deeb as chief executive officer (CEO). A healthcare executive with more than 20 years’ experience, Deeb brings a strong track record of empowering teams, improving quality and delivering service line growth, hospital officials said in a news release.
Deeb comes from San Gabriel Valley Medical-AHMC HealthCare in Southern California, where she served as CEO for the past two years. She provided strategic, operational, and financial oversight of the 273-bed acute care hospital.
Prior to this, Deeb served as Senior Vice President of Operations at Antelope Valley Hospital. Earlier in her career, Deeb was Chief Operating Officer at CommonSpirit Health, in the Los Angeles Metropolitan area.
Deeb received both her Master’s of Business Administration in Healthcare Administration and her Bachelor’s of Science degree in Health Science from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.
“I am excited to join the Palmdale Regional family,” Deeb said. “It is with the greatest pride that we lead in our commitment to providing our patients and our community with the most compassionate and uncompromising standards. We are dedicated to continuing our quest to achieve excellence in care.”
[Information via news release from Palmdale Regional Medical Center.]
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Ohannes G. says
Congratulations Nana, I hope your new journey will be a great blessing to you, the Medical Center, and the whole Antelope Valley
Laurean says
She was horrible at AVH .. she will lay off employees.. she is what cooperations look for, heartless all about revenue.. Good luck to all the PRMC staff
Gloria Benamor says
She was doing her job and do the best for the company and staff but sometimes employees take it the wrong way. All company look for revenue not Nana!!!
Tom says
She’s definitely not white, Deeb is a name from Syria, and who cares what nationality she is. If she does a good job and helps the community that is all that matters.
Tim Klein says
Yes, the only person on planet Earth.
You need to wake the hell up.
Diddle Me This says
If I was her I think I’d change my name so people would take me serious
Fernando Ramirez says
Happy for her success. I hope the patients are treated with respect and dignity under her leadership.