Jason Little
administrator and chief executive officer
Jason Little is administrator and chief executive officer of Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis. Previous Baptist positions include administrator at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle in Columbus, Miss. and Baptist Memorial Hospital-Collierville and assistant administrator for Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto. He has also worked as operations administrator at the Mayo Clinic.
Little oversaw much of the construction of Golden Triangle’s $34 million bed tower and managed all aspects of hospital and physician practice operations. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and master’s degrees from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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Dana Dye
chief nursing officer
Dana Dye joined Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis as the chief nursing officer in July 2007. She came to Baptist from Renown Health in Nevada, where she served as chief nursing officer for the multihospital system. She also served as chief operating officer for the Regional Medical Center, Renown Health’s flagship facility. Before joining Renown Health, Dye served as regional CNO for Health Midwest in Kansas City, Missouri for 18 years.
Dye received her nursing degree from Westark Community College (now the University of Arkansas Fort Smith). She also holds a bachelor’s degree from Webster University and a master’s degree in public health from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. She began her career as a licensed practical nurse at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Medical Center.
She recently was named Northern Nevada Nurse Leader of the Year by the Nevada Hospital Association and also served on the Governor’s Commission for Health Care in Nevada.
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Jeffrey Nowell
chief financial officer
Jeffrey D. Nowell is the chief financial officer for Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis and has been with the Baptist system since 1995. Nowell is responsible for several departments, including materials management, patient financial services, patient registration, health information management, documentation review, financial planning and analysis. He also serves as the chief privacy officer and compliance officer for Baptist Memphis.
Nowell earned his BBA from University of Memphis in 1986, and passed the CPA exam in 1988. He began his career at Ernst & Whinney in their auditing division, performing primarily health care audits. He then joined Eastwood Medical Center, first as director of accounting, subsequently promoted to controller and finally as chief financial officer.
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Gordon Lintz
assistant administrator
Gordon Lintz is assistant administrator of Baptist Memorial Hospital–Memphis, the flagship of Baptist Memorial Health Care. He is responsible for radiation oncology, transfusion services, pathology, respiratory care, tumor registry, graduate medical education, genetic counseling, stem cell transplant, clinical research for the Baptist system and the medical library. Lintz also serves as the oncology administrator for Baptist and the skilled nursing facility administrator for Baptist Memphis. In addition, he works two evenings a week in the Post Anesthesia Care Unit as a registered nurse.
Before joining Baptist Memphis, Lintz was a member of the leadership team at Baptist Memorial Hospital. He began his career with Baptist Memorial Health Care in 1987 as an administrative resident.
Lintz has a bachelor’s degree in business from Wake Forest University, a master’s degree in health care administration from Washington University and an associate degree in nursing from Southwest Tennessee Community College.
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Johnny Stanford
assistant administrator
Johnny Stanford is an assistant administrator for Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis. In this role, he supervises the hospital’s radiology, physical therapy, neurology, pulmonology, audiology, facility services, safety and food and nutrition departments. He also is responsible for the Plaza Diagnostics Pavilion, where many of Baptist Memphis’ outpatient services are located, as well as echocardiogram and electrocardiogram services.
Stanford’s Baptist career began at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City in Union City, Tenn., where he served as director of radiology. He later became an assistant administrator at Baptist Union City and the system regional director for radiology for Baptist Memorial Health Care. After seven years in those positions, Stanford was promoted to administrator of clinical integration, which put him in charge of pharmacy, radiology, radiation therapy, laboratory and respiratory care services for all the hospitals in the Baptist Memorial Health Care system. He will keep that job in addition to his assistant administrator position at Baptist Memphis.
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