Khrista Boster, Chief Marketing Officer at Woodlawn Health, has been named one of the Class of 2025 Rising Stars for Health Care Strategy & Market Development (SHSMD), a professional membership group of the American Hospital Association.
She is the first in Woodlawn Health history to receive this award.
The national “Rising Star” award recognizes healthcare professionals who are making significant advancements and contributions in marketing, communications and strategy in the healthcare field. This year, only three individuals were selected for this honor.
“Khrista maturity in this role combined with keen market intuition, sense of duty to ensure success for the organization makes her a one-of-a-kind strategist,” said Alan Fisher, CEO of Woodlawn Health. “Her programs, campaigns and collaboration with department managers has continually increase the revenue to our small institution.”
Boster will be honored at the SHSMD Connection Conference, taking place October 12-14 in Dallas, Texas.
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