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Eugene Woods

Chief Executive Officer at Advocate Health

Eugene A. Woods, MBA, MHA, FACHE, is a highly esteemed healthcare executive with over three decades of leadership experience in the industry. Currently serving as the Chief Executive Officer of Advocate Health, Woods previously held the position of President and CEO at Atrium Health, a prominent non-profit and academic health system in the U.S. With a workforce of over 70,000 across 40 hospitals and 1,400 care locations, Eugene Woods has made significant contributions to the healthcare sector.

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May 7 · linkedin

This week at Advocate Health – and across the country – we are celebrating National Nurses Week. As I shared in a recent video message to our more than 42,000 Advocate nurses, I firmly believe that nurses are the unsung heroes of health care. Our nurses not only provide exceptional care, but they are a source of strength for our patients and their families. Nurses keep the wheels turning no matter the adversity they face. To all our nurses: while we celebrate Nurses Week once a year, please know that your tireless efforts do not go unnoticed, and we celebrate you every day! #nursesweek

This week at Advocate Health – and across the country – we are celebrating National Nurses Week. As
Apr 30 · linkedin

As a resident of Charlotte, my heart is heavy as we mourn the loss of multiple law enforcement officers who were killed in the line of duty. I want to express my deepest condolences to the families, friends and colleagues of the fallen officers, as well as to the other officers who were injured or traumatized by this horrific event. You are in my prayers, and your health care family is here to support you in any way we can.

I also want to commend our Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center teammates for the expertise and compassion they demonstrated throughout the incident. As the region's Level 1 Trauma Center, we too often treat people with tragic injuries, but today's events are a test of even the most well-seasoned team. I am grateful for our care teams, emergency managers, leaders and support staff who leveraged years of experience to triage and treat the wounded, coordinate with law enforcement and other agencies, and provide emotional support to the patients and their loved ones.

As we recover from this tragic incident, I urge our health care teammates and our law enforcement colleagues to take care of yourselves and each other. Asking for help if you are struggling is a sign of strength. Please know there are resources and people who care and are ready to help.

I have already been in touch with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Chief Johnny Jennings and City of Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles and will continue to support them as our Charlotte community comes together to reflect and learn from yesterday's events.

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Charlotte, North Carolina, United States