By Kenzie Dye
The Mountain State is able to accomplish more when the health and well-being of its people are prioritized. Healthy people mean a greater quality of life and bring more productivity to the workplace while also enabling their communities to flourish. In order to achieve this, the state needs a dedicated health care industry. Fortunately, West Virginia has an abundance of devoted industry professionals.
To show its appreciation for the workers in the state’s health care field, West Virginia Executive (WVE) magazine honors a group of individuals who go above and beyond in their careers to better the lives of their fellow West Virginians through its Health Care Hall of Fame awards program.
The Health Care Hall of Fame was created in 2020 to shine a light on the remarkable impact one person can have and how their actions can encourage others to do good, too. Since its inception, numerous leaders, innovators and trailblazers in the field have been recognized. With backgrounds ranging from pediatric care to rural health care accessibility, this year’s inductees exude a never-ending commitment to the Mountain State and its people.
WVE is excited to present the Health Care Hall of Fame Class of 2024.
Do you know someone who is making a difference in their community and would be a great candidate for this awards program? Health Care Hall of Fame nominations are accepted year-round and can be submitted at wvexecutive.com/health-care-hall-of-fame. Nominees must have been in their current position and lived in West Virginia for at least two years, have significantly impacted the Mountain State’s health care industry and be dedicated to improving the state.
