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|Videos|September 22, 2022
- MHE September 2022
- Volume 32
- Issue 9
Annamaria Macaluso Davidson Says She's Proudest of Herself for Achieving Her Role at of Memorial Hermann Health
Author(s)Peter Wehrwein, Briana Contreras
Davidson, vice president, employee health medical operations, at Memorial Hermann Health System, in Houston is one of 10 winners in this year's Emerging Industry Leaders series.
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Annamaria Macaluso Davidson, M.D., MBA, vice president, employee health medical operations, at Memorial Hermann Health System in Houston, is one of the 10 up-and-coming healthcare leaders featured in the annual Managed Healthcare feature. In this video she talks about the career achievement that she is most proud of, what she would change in U.S. healthcare and how she avoids burnout.
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