New Chief Operating Officer for Employed Physician Group

VOLUSIA/FLAGLER COUNTIES, August 2, 2017 Ryan Nolan has been named chief operating officer for Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners, the employed group of more than 160 primary care physicians and specialists for the Florida Hospitals in Volusia and Flagler counties. In this new role, Nolan will oversee the operations of the employed physician practices and their administration teams at Florida Hospital Flagler, Florida Hospital New Smyrna, Florida Hospital DeLand, Florida Hospital Fish Memorial and Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center. Nolan joined the Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners team seven years ago and has held the positions of vice president of operations, assistant vice president of physician development, director of operations, assistant director of operations and practice manager. Prior to joining Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners, Nolan managed the daily operations of several Florida Hospital Centra Care urgent care centers in the Orlando area. Nolan, a Port Orange resident, earned a Bachelor of Science in HealthCare Administration and Master of Business Administration from the University of North Florida in Jacksonville. He also studied economics at the University of Provence in France and the University of Gamma Filho in Rio, Brazil. In addition, he has served as an adjunct professor for the University of Phoenix. About Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners is an affiliate of Florida Hospital Volusia/Flagler with more than 150 physicians in 25 different specialties of medical and surgical services, all within one health care network. Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners is a subsidiary of Adventist Health System, the largest not for profit Protestant health care system in the nation which operates 44 hospital campuses within 10 states. Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners enjoys a mutual partnership with Florida Hospital Volusia/Flagler based upon the close alignment of the hospitals mission and values.