She will Oversee Physician Services, Behavioral Health, ThedaCare At Home and Heritage Peabody Manor
ThedaCare has promoted Jenny Redman-Schell to senior vice president overseeing the areas of physician services, behavioral health, and transitions of care and home. She most recently was the organization’s chief operating officer for physician services.
In her new role, Redman-Schell will oversee ThedaCare’s 22 physician clinics, ThedaCare Behavioral Health, and ThedaCare At Home and Heritage Peabody Manor. Redman-Schell’s promotion comes a week after Brian Burmeister was named senior vice president of ThedaCare’s seven hospitals; he previously oversaw primary care, behavioral health, and rural hospitals.
ThedaCare President and CEO Dean Gruner, MD, said Redman-Schell has a firm commitment to improving patient care and will thrive in her new position.
“Jenny is passionate about putting our patients first. She meets every new challenge with optimism,” Dr. Gruner said. “As I have worked with her over the years, I have seen that she excels at developing relationships and building teams.”
Redman-Schell first joined ThedaCare in 1991 as manager of physical therapy at Theda Clark Medical Center in Neenah. She left the Appleton-based healthcare organization briefly in 2000 to help launch Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin-Fox Valley and rejoined ThedaCare two years later as director of integrated medical services in New London. Since then, she has held multiple positions of increasing responsibility in the organization.
ThedaCare™ is a community health system consisting of five hospitals: Appleton Medical Center, Theda Clark Medical Center, ThedaCare Medical Center-New London, Shawano Medical Center, and Riverside Medical Center in Waupaca. ThedaCare also includes ThedaCare Physicians, ThedaCare Behavioral Health, ThedaCare At Work, and ThedaCare at Home. ThedaCare is one of the largest employers in Northeast Wisconsin with more than 6,175 employees. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
