Biography
Mark E. Reynolds is President and CEO of the Risk Management Foundation of the Harvard Medical Institutions Incorporated (CRICO). He oversees CRICO’s work to insure 25 hospitals, nearly 13,000 physicians, and more than 200 other health care organizations for professional liability. And he guides CRICO’s programs to insure 100,000+ employees, including nurses, physician assistants, and clinical support staff. Mark also ensures that CRICO remains an international leader in patient safety, simulation and team training, and risk management.
Mark has 20 years of experience in the health care and insurance industries, most recently as CEO of Neighborhood Health Plan of RI, where his outcome-driven approach resulted in it being rated among the nation’s top 10 Medicaid health plans. Throughout a career path involving complex governance, health care, and financial environments, he has exhibited a consistent commitment to excellence and service to the community.
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