Ronald N. Riner, M.D.
Chief Medical Officer
A graduate of Princeton University,
Dr. Riner attended Cornell University Medical College and received his
internship and residency training at The New York Hospital/Memorial
Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. He performed his specialty training in
cardiovascular diseases at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota and
has received formal business education at the Olin School of Business
at Washington University, Kellogg School of Business at Northwestern
University, and Harvard University in Boston. He is also a Fellow of
the Institute for Advanced Study on International Business Development
at Washington University. He is a former graduate medical education
program director and has had over 15 years of private medical practice
experience before devoting himself entirely to the business of medicine
and healthcare. He continues as a member of numerous specialty
societies and academies and serves on several public and not-for-profit
boards. His diverse experiences within the healthcare field, having
practiced and served as advisor within every facet of medicine
(academic/private/solo/small-large group) and also having served at
senior management and governance levels within large health systems and
large healthcare companies provides unique vantage points and skills
resulting in his being a frequently requested speaker, advisor and
consultant for educational institutions, health systems, industry and
other components of the business and healthcare community.
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