Dr. Ngozi Ezike, who guided Illinois through the heart of the pandemic as the state’s top health official, has been named president and CEO of Sinai Chicago hospital network.
“Dr. Ezike will take over as leader of the city’s largest private safety-net health system on June 13th, replacing Karen Teitelbaum, who has led the system for 15 years,” Sinai Chicago Board Chair Vincent R. Williams announced in a news release Thursday.
“We are excited to bring a leader with such experience and passion as Dr. Ezike to Sinai Chicago,” said Williams. “She is a strong, trusted and well-respected leader who has made a real difference in the lives of so many in the statewide response to the worst pandemic the world has seen in over a century.”
Ezike stepped down as director of the Illinois Department of Public Health on March 14. She was the first Black woman to lead the state agency and will also be the first Black woman to lead Sinai Chicago.
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