HealthTrust Performance Group, a leading performance improvement organization with an exclusive membership of 1,800 hospitals and 70,000+ non-acute sites of care, today announced that Jocelyn Bradshaw, Senior Vice President of Strategic Sourcing, has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer of GPO Operations, effective June 1, 2024. The role was held by Michael Berryhill who was elevated to President of GPO Operations in October 2023.
Bradshaw will be responsible for the operational activities of the GPO, member operations, and sourcing across the core, pharmacy, commercial, medical device, human resources and PBM portfolios. Additionally, she will oversee the company’s Resource Optimization & Innovation division, which serves members through Regard® Medical Supplies, Regard® Clinical Packaging Solutions, and ROi Supply Chain.
“Since joining HealthTrust in 2013, Jocelyn has been an extraordinary leader who’s made immeasurable contributions to the organization and the industry,” said Ed Jones, President and CEO of HealthTrust Performance Group. “Supply chain risk management is critical to the continuity of the healthcare value chain and Jocelyn excels at driving the best coverage and the right quality products and services at the best price in our portfolio.”
Bradshaw draws from more than 25 years of experience in optimizing supply chains, driving operational growth and leading sourcing processes and teams. Her résumé includes leadership roles supporting supply chain, contracting and marketing with MedAssets, Broadlane and Johnson & Johnson Medical. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Information Systems from the University of Texas, Arlington.
“Jocelyn’s expertise, leadership and strategic mind have enabled us to solve complex problems, identify adaptable solutions and execute smoothly,” stated Michael Berryhill, President of GPO Operations for HealthTrust. “I am excited for her to expand her influence to help ensure that HealthTrust consistently delivers on its mission for our members and that we remain the high-performing organization that we are today.”
