Carl I Walters II. is a former United States Naval Officer (Medical Service Corp; Hospital Administration trained) known and respected for his leadership acumen to re-engineering multi-million-dollar integrated healthcare delivery systems. To date, Mr. Walters has re-engineered, stabilized, and grown 12 multi-million-dollar integrated healthcare delivery systems from the brink of complete collapse. His C-suite leadership assignments include a unique blend of For-Profit, Not-For-Profit, and faith-based healthcare leadership roles. His no-nonsense, disciplined transformative leadership style is best utilized by organizations desiring to revitalize their system leadership teams; improve their operating margin, improve their revenue cycle metrics, improve their organizational revenue streams, diversify their organizational revenue streams and/or to improve their organizational community confidence and/or corresponding market share. Mr. Walters prides himself on being a transformative leader who operates with uncompromising integrity, character, honesty and transparency. He has been recognized by community, State and Federal legislative officials for his operational re-engineering expertise as well as for his ongoing efforts to increase funding and corresponding access to high-quality, cost-effective medical services for our nation’s most vulnerable patient populations.

Mr. Walters commenced his career as a Medical Assistant working in a variety of Skilled Nursing Facilities while he pursued his Bachelor’s Degree in Hospital Administration. He also served as a Biller/Coder/Collector at one of Utah’s largest specialty care provider groups. He then was competitively selected to serve as a United States Naval Officer; where he subsequently trained as a Hospital Administrator. While in the Navy, Mr. Walters was selected to command two medical units as a Junior Naval Officer. After completing his three-year active duty obligation, Mr. Walters went on to successfully accept and serve in the following leadership roles:

• Regional Provider Relations Director, Dental Benefit Providers
• Business Manager/Trauma Follow-Up Clinic Manager, Kaiser Permanente
• Director, Business Services/Admitting Services, Paracelsus Hospital
• Divisional Practice Administrator (Utah Division), HCA
• Divisional Administrator, Albertsons Health and Home (HME/DME Division)
• Director of Operations, Swope Parkway Health System
• Chief Operating Officer, St. Louis ConnectCare
• Chief Executive Officer, Columbus Neighborhood Health System
• Chief Executive Officer, Alexian Brothers PACE Program
• Chief Executive Officer, Tri-Cities Community Health
• Vice-President, Clinics and Outpatient Services, Mercy Medical Center
• Chief Executive Officer, Wellness Pointe
• Director, Residential Care Services, Department of Human Services
• Chief Executive Officer, Roberson Health Care System
• Chief Executive Officer, Operation Samahan Health Care System
• Chief, Executive Officer, Outpatient Medical Center Inc.

EDUCATION

• 1988 Bachelor of Science, Hospital Administration, Weber State University
• 2003 Master of Arts, Organizational Management, University of Phoenix
• 2005 Certificate, Practice Management Intensive Training, The American Academy of Medical Management

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND ASSOCIATIONS

• MGMA
• ACHCE
• ACMPE
• NAHSE

MILITARY SERVICE

• United States Naval Officer
• Medical Service Corp Officer
• Dates Served: 1988-1991
• Highest Rank Held: 0-3
• Honorably Discharged

HISTORICAL CIVIC LEADERSHIP INVOLVEMENT

• State of Utah Division of Child and Family Services State Quality Improvement Committee Member
• State of Utah HIV/AIDS Treatment and Care Planning Committee Member
• FOCUS ST. Louis Regional Community Executive Leadership Graduate (Class of 2004-2005)
• Honorary Commander 375th Airlift Wing (sponsored by Scott Air Force Base)
• Near Eastside Healthy Lifestyle Center Steering Committee member
• Access Health Columbus Board member
• Council on Healthy Mothers and Babies Board member
• Westside Health Advisory Committee member
• Southside Health Advisory Committee member