Olympic Medical Center Executive and Leadership Team

C. Gregson FACHE, the Interim Chief Executive Officer at Olympic Medical Center, directs the overall strategic vision and operational execution for the 67-bed acute care facility. This leadership role involves guiding the hospital through its interim phase, ensuring continuity of high-quality patient care across emergency services, surgical procedures, and labor and delivery. Gregson FACHE oversees the integration of clinical best practices with financial stewardship, maintaining the hospital's designation as a level-three trauma center. The focus remains on enhancing community health outcomes and operational efficiency. C. Gregson FACHE drives initiatives to support the hospital's mission of providing essential medical services to Port Angeles and its surrounding areas, fostering a culture of excellence and patient-centered care.

Tom Oblak, the President at Olympic Medical Center, provides executive leadership and strategic direction for the entire organization, guiding the 67-bed acute care facility. Oblak oversees all major operational functions, including financial management, strategic planning, and business development, ensuring the hospital's sustainability and growth. This role involves fostering strong relationships with the community, regulatory bodies, and healthcare partners to advance the center's mission. Tom Oblak champions initiatives aimed at enhancing patient care quality, operational efficiency, and the overall patient experience across emergency services, surgical suites, and labor and delivery. The President's leadership ensures the hospital remains a vital resource for comprehensive medical services in Port Angeles and the surrounding Washington region.

Harry Lyndes, the Chief of Staff at Olympic Medical Center, acts as a critical liaison between the administrative leadership and the medical staff, ensuring seamless communication and operational alignment. Lyndes facilitates the implementation of clinical policies and procedures, directly impacting the quality of care delivered in the emergency department, surgical suites, and labor and delivery units. This role involves supporting the hospital's strategic objectives by enhancing physician engagement and fostering a collaborative environment. Harry Lyndes champions initiatives that improve patient safety and satisfaction, working closely with department heads to address operational challenges and optimize resource allocation within the 67-bed facility. The Chief of Staff's purview extends to ensuring adherence to regulatory standards and promoting continuous improvement across all medical services.

Scott Kennedy, the Chief Medical Officer at Olympic Medical Center, spearheads the clinical quality and patient safety initiatives across all medical departments. Kennedy directs the medical staff in upholding the highest standards of care within the emergency department, surgical services, and labor and delivery. This leadership position involves overseeing clinical protocols, driving evidence-based practice adoption, and ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations. Scott Kennedy collaborates with hospital administration to align medical operations with the organization's strategic goals, focusing on enhancing patient outcomes and operational efficiency. The Chief Medical Officer's responsibilities include managing physician relations, promoting professional development among clinicians, and championing innovations that advance the quality of healthcare services provided by the 67-bed facility.