Texas Children's Hospital Executive and Leadership Team

Weldon Gage, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer at Texas Children's Hospital, directs all financial operations and fiscal strategy. Gage oversees budgeting, financial planning, and resource allocation, ensuring the hospital's financial health and sustainability to support its mission of creating a healthier future for children and women. This leadership position involves managing investments, optimizing revenue streams, and maintaining strong relationships with financial institutions. Gage's expertise is critical in navigating the complex financial landscape of healthcare, enabling the hospital to expand its reach in patient care, education, and research. The Chief Financial Officer's strategic financial management underpins the hospital's ability to innovate and deliver world-class services. Weldon Gage's stewardship of financial resources is paramount to Texas Children's Hospital's continued growth and impact.

Christina Thomas, the Senior Vice President - Chief Revenue Officer and President TCPG and TCPSO at Texas Children's Hospital, drives revenue generation and strategic growth for the hospital's clinical practices. Thomas oversees the financial performance and operational efficiency of Texas Children's Pediatric Group (TCPG) and Texas Children's Specialty Physician Organization (TCPSO), ensuring alignment with the hospital's overarching mission. This role involves developing and implementing strategies to enhance patient access, optimize service delivery, and expand market share. Christina Thomas's leadership is instrumental in maximizing the hospital's financial capacity to invest in cutting-edge research and advanced patient care. The Chief Revenue Officer's focus on sustainable financial models supports the hospital's commitment to serving children and women globally. Thomas's strategic vision ensures the continued success and expansion of Texas Children's clinical enterprises.

Alison Caviness, the President at Texas Children's Hospital, drives strategic leadership and operational oversight for key hospital divisions. Caviness ensures the effective implementation of the hospital's mission to create a healthier future for children and women through excellence in patient care, education, and research. This executive role involves guiding strategic planning, fostering interdepartmental collaboration, and championing innovation across the organization. Alison Caviness's leadership is crucial for maintaining the hospital's position as a global leader in pediatric healthcare. The President's focus on operational excellence and strategic growth supports the hospital's commitment to advancing medical knowledge and patient well-being. Caviness's vision propels Texas Children's Hospital forward in its mission.

Ketrese White, the President at Texas Children's Hospital, directs strategic initiatives and operational management for significant hospital entities. White ensures the hospital's mission of advancing pediatric and women's health through superior patient care, education, and research is consistently met. This leadership position involves overseeing complex projects, driving organizational development, and fostering a culture of excellence. Ketrese White's expertise is vital in navigating the evolving healthcare landscape and expanding the hospital's impact. The President's role is central to achieving strategic objectives and enhancing the hospital's global reach. White's commitment to innovation and quality care reinforces Texas Children's Hospital's dedication to improving lives.

Michael Murphy, the President & Senior VP, Texas Children's Health Plan at Texas Children's Hospital, leads the strategic direction and operational execution of the health plan. Murphy ensures the delivery of comprehensive and accessible healthcare services to members, aligning with the hospital's mission to improve the health of children and women. This role involves managing plan benefits, expanding coverage, and fostering strong relationships with providers and community partners. Michael Murphy's leadership is critical for enhancing healthcare access and affordability for the populations served by the health plan. The President's focus on member well-being and service excellence supports the hospital's broader commitment to pediatric and women's health. Murphy's strategic oversight drives the continued success and growth of Texas Children's Health Plan.

Kimberly Casper, the Chief of Staff at Texas Children's Hospital, directs strategic initiatives and operational alignment across key departments. Casper ensures seamless execution of the hospital's mission by facilitating communication and collaboration between executive leadership and various functional teams. This role involves managing critical projects and providing direct support to the executive team, driving forward the hospital's commitment to patient care, education, and research. Casper's oversight extends to optimizing internal processes and fostering an environment conducive to innovation and growth. The Chief of Staff's responsibilities are central to maintaining the hospital's operational efficiency and advancing its long-term strategic objectives. Kimberly Casper's leadership ensures that the hospital's core values are integrated into daily operations and future planning, reinforcing its position as a leader in pediatric healthcare.

Charles Hankins, the Chief Medical Officer at Texas Children's Hospital, directs clinical operations and medical quality across the institution. Hankins ensures the highest standards of patient care are maintained, overseeing physician practices, clinical protocols, and medical staff development. This critical role involves championing evidence-based medicine and fostering a culture of continuous improvement in patient outcomes. The Chief Medical Officer's responsibilities are central to upholding the hospital's reputation for excellence in pediatric medicine, education, and research. Charles Hankins's leadership guides the medical team in delivering compassionate and advanced care to children and women. Hankins's strategic direction supports the hospital's mission to create a healthier future by advancing medical innovation and patient safety.

Edward Buchanan, the Chief Medical Officer (North Austin) at Texas Children's Hospital, leads clinical strategy and operations for the North Austin region. Buchanan ensures the delivery of exceptional pediatric care, aligning medical services with the hospital's mission and standards. This role focuses on expanding access to specialized pediatric services in the North Austin area, enhancing patient experience and outcomes. Edward Buchanan's leadership is vital for integrating Texas Children's renowned medical expertise into the local community, supporting growth in patient care, education, and research initiatives. The Chief Medical Officer's regional focus drives the hospital's commitment to serving a broader population. Buchanan's dedication to clinical excellence strengthens Texas Children's presence and impact in North Austin.

Mian Usman Sharif, the Nedical at Texas Children's Hospital, contributes to the hospital's medical operations and strategic planning. Sharif's role supports the advancement of patient care, education, and research initiatives, aligning with the core mission of Texas Children's Hospital. This position involves collaborating with medical teams to enhance service delivery and patient outcomes. Mian Usman Sharif's involvement is key to maintaining the high standards of medical excellence that define the hospital. The Nedical's focus on operational support aids in the hospital's commitment to creating a healthier future for children and women. Sharif's contributions are integral to the hospital's ongoing success and its impact on pediatric healthcare.

Michael Mizwa, the Director, Texas Children’s Global at Texas Children's Hospital, spearheads international initiatives and partnerships. Mizwa drives the expansion of the hospital's mission to create a healthier future for children and women worldwide through global patient care, education, and research programs. This leadership role involves developing strategic alliances, managing international projects, and ensuring the effective implementation of global health strategies. Michael Mizwa's expertise is crucial for extending Texas Children's impact beyond its domestic borders. The Director's focus on global outreach supports the hospital's commitment to addressing critical health challenges in diverse communities. Mizwa's vision propels Texas Children's Global forward, enhancing its worldwide influence.