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Al Stubblefield is president and CEO,
Baptist Health Care Corporation and the
author of The Baptist Health Care
Journey to Excellence: Creating a
Culture that WOWs! In his current
position since 1999, he has been with
the system since 1985. Before coming to
Baptist Hospital, he worked in hospitals
in Mississippi and Tennessee. Mr.
Stubblefield has served multiple roles
for the American Hospital Association,
including being a member of the Board of
Directors and Executive Committee,
Chairman of the Operations Committee and
Chairman of the Regional Policy Board 4.
He also serves on the Board and
Executive Committee of VHA Southeast,
the Hospital Research and Educational
Trust, the CEO Advisory Board of the
Governance Institute, and the Institute
of Healthcare Executives and Suppliers.
Since he became president and CEO of
Baptist Health Care in 1999, northwest
Florida’s largest health system has
received numerous accolades. In 2003,
Baptist Hospital, Inc, was awarded the
prestigious Malcolm Baldrige National
Quality Award. For five consecutive
years, Baptist Health Care has been
named one of the 100 Best Places to Work
in America by Fortune Magazine. Training
Magazine has named Baptist Health Care
in 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 to its
prestigious Top 100 List in recognition
of the organization’s commitment to
workforce development. Stubblefield was
highlighted by Training Magazine as one
of the 11 "CEO’s that Get It" because of
his organization's unrelenting
commitment to training, and in 2004 he
was named one of the 100 Most Powerful
People in Health Care.
Mr. Stubblefield is currently serving
on the VHA & FHA Board of Trustees, is a
Fellow of the American College of
Healthcare Executives, has served on the
board of Florida Hospital Association
and is former Chairman of the
Association of Voluntary Hospitals of
Florida. He received a Master of Science
degree from the University of Alabama in
Birmingham, Alabama. He earned his
Bachelor's degree from Mississippi
College in Clinton, Mississippi.
• President and CEO of Baptist Health
Care, Al will describe how beliefs and
values can be relevant in today’s
society. At work as well as at home,
remaining true to your ideals can help
you navigate life’s storms and succeed
in a seemingly unprincipled world. |
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