LabCorp Announces Departure of John Ratliff, Names New LabCorp Diagnostics Leadership
John Ratliff is departing the company to pursue another opportunity- Dr.
Brian Caveney has been named executive vice president and president of Diagnostics Mark Schroeder has been named executive vice president and president of Diagnostics laboratory operations and global supply chain- These new roles are effective immediately
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Dr.
“We are grateful to John for his leadership of the Covance business, and we wish him well in his next endeavors,” said
Schechter continued: “In his roles as chief medical officer and head of managed care, and with his background as a former practicing physician and managed care executive, Brian has a deep understanding of our customers at every level, from patients and physicians, to hospitals and health systems, to our managed care partners. Mark’s expertise in global supply chain — which is integral to our lab operations — and his commitment to operational excellence are unparalleled. Brian and Mark will work closely together to enable us to become even more focused on our customers and the front line while we continue to enhance our remarkable lab capabilities and processes.”
“Our mission to improve health and improve lives requires us to put customers at the center of all we do,” said Caveney. “I look forward to working with Mark to build on our 50-year history of unmatched scientific advances in laboratory medicine to serve our full range of customers.”
“As head of LabCorp’s supply chain and as an integral architect of our LaunchPad process improvement initiatives, I have had the privilege to work in areas that touch every aspect of our labs,” said Schroeder. “I look forward to using my in-depth experience of our labs and operations to collaborate with Brian as we bring Diagnostics to the next level of achievement.”
About Dr.
Caveney, a nationally recognized health policy expert, joined LabCorp as chief medical officer in 2017. In this role, he has broad responsibility for the medical and scientific strategy of the enterprise. He also currently serves as the company’s head of managed care. Most recently, Caveney was chief medical officer of
Mark Schroeder
About
Schroeder has more than a decade of experience with LabCorp, having joined in 2007. He assumed the role of enterprisewide chief supply chain officer in 2016. In that role, he is responsible for LabCorp’s global supply chain management function and overseeing Diagnostics and Drug Development supply chain operations around the world. These operations span a wide variety of sectors, including lab operations, logistics, sourcing and procurement, aviation, real estate, and the corporate program management office. His experience also has included operational leadership roles over genetics and oncology, and over one of the company’s core divisions. Schroeder is the executive sponsor for LaunchPad, the company’s re-engineering and process improvement initiatives spanning Diagnostics and Drug Development globally. He serves on the board of LabCorp’s venture fund and on the
About LabCorp
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laboratory and end-to-end drug development services. With a mission to improve health and improve lives, LabCorp delivers world-class diagnostic solutions, brings innovative medicines to patients faster, and uses technology to improve the delivery of care. LabCorp reported revenue of more than
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