Bert Thurlo-Walsh, MM, RN, CPHQ

Bert Thurlo-Walsh, MM, RN, CPHQ

Chief Quality Officer – Milford Regional Medical Center

Bert Thurlo-Walsh is the Chief Quality Officer and Vice President for Clinical Transformation and Medical Staff Services at Milford Regional Medical Center (MRMC) in Milford, Massachusetts. Bert is responsible for the management and oversight of the Quality Improvement, Patient Safety, Risk/Claims Management, Accreditation, Patient Relations, Infection Control, Interpreter Services, Case Management, Pharmacy, Psychiatry, Organizational Excellence, Data Analytics, Patient Experience, Medical Education, and Medical Library activities at MRMC. Bert has over 30 years of experience in healthcare, with almost 20 years in Quality and Patient Safety. Past experience included the Associate Chief Quality Officer & Vice President at Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Massachusetts, Director of Quality and Patient Safety at St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center in Massachusetts, and Manager for Nursing Quality and Patient Safety at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Florida. Bert holds two Bachelor’s degrees; one in Natural Science & Mathematics and the other in Nursing. He has his Masters in Management, Healthcare and is a Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ). Bert completed the Advisory Board Company’s Executive Fellowship (FABC) program. He is a Past President of the New England Association for Healthcare Quality and an active member of the National Association for Healthcare Quality (NAHQ). Bert served on the NAHQ Education Commission and for the last three years has been the NAHQ Next Conference Planning Chair. Bert was also a CPHQ Review Course Instructor.

 

 

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