Public Health Trust renews Miguel/ Migoya contract, promotes campus CEO and restructures hospital operations

The Public Health Trust approved a renewal of Carlos Migoya's contract and completed several routine fiscal and compliance approvals during a regular meeting that included committee reports.

Lori (last name not specified in the transcript), reporting for the joint conference and efficiencies committee and the strategy and growth committee, said the Trust reviewed an agreement between the Trust and Carlos Migoya and "we renewed Carlos's contract starting now February 25 through June 27." The board recorded the renewal in committee and then took the related item during the meeting.

The board also approved a credentialing report from the behavioral health department that had been presented earlier, committee members said; the transcript records the credentialing report as presented and approved and scheduled to come up later in the meeting packet.

Adriana Herrera, who provided a fiscal update, told the board that the organization drew on liquidity in anticipation of payments expected in March and April and presented a set of resolutions the board approved. A motion was made to approve three fiscal resolutions listed in the meeting packet; the motion was seconded and the chair called the vote, with members responding, "Aye." The transcript does not provide individual roll-call vote names or numeric tallies for those approvals. The board then took two additional compliance-related resolutions concerning a gait program and a pediatric center program; a member moved to approve both, the motion was seconded, and the chair called the vote with members responding, "Aye." The transcript excerpt does not include the resolution numbers or more detailed descriptions.

During the presentation portion of the meeting, the Trust also heard an update from Jackson Health System about its facilities work and leadership changes. The presenter announced the promotion of Joanne Rogero to senior vice president and chief executive officer of the Jackson Memorial Center campus with oversight of Jackson Memorial Hospital, Holtz Children's Hospital, the Women's Hospital at Jackson Memorial and the Lindner Rehab Center. The presenter said Hamilton Clark will transition into the role of senior vice president for hospital operations across the health system.

The transcript records routine procedural motions to set the agenda, approve minutes and adjourn; those procedural motions were approved by voice vote during the session. Specific vote counts were not provided in the excerpt for any of the substantive approvals.