Michele Chulick is a healthcare leader and Board member with more than 30 years of operational leadership experience spanning large healthcare systems (over 1000 beds), academic medical centers, stand-alone pediatric medical centers, and rural health. Most recently, Chulick served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Wyoming Medical Center (WMC), the largest hospital in Wyoming with 249 inpatient beds, 1,300 employees and serves as the Level II tertiary trauma center for Wyoming. Under her leadership, WMC grew revenues to over $600M, increased licensed beds, added essential clinical services, and initiated and implemented the first state-wide telehealth network to expand services for stroke, dialysis, urgent care, and specialty clinics. Michele has a strong reputation as a leader who drives strategic plan implementations focused on quality, innovation, growth and expansion, and excels in reducing costs, improving productivity, increasing patient satisfaction and improving patient outcomes. Chulick’s accomplishments have been recognized by South Florida Business Leader magazine as one of 24 Women Extraordinaire in business. She was also a Distinguished Nominee for the Executive Woman of the Year Award from Crain’s Detroit Business.

Chulick currently serves on the Board of Visitors for the Duke University School of Nursing, chairing the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Committee. Through her leadership roles, she also had extensive opportunities to partner with and advise the Boards of WMC, University of Miami, Children’s Health System of Texas, Children’s Medical Center Health Plan, and Bluebonnet Health Plan. In addition, she has served on community boards, including Girls Scouts of East Texas, Boys and Girls Club of Central Wyoming, Executive Leadership Team for the American Heart Association of Dallas, and Advance Casper. Chulick is also a former member of Medtronic Business Council of Advisors and Broadlane (supply chain) Enterprise Client Steering Committee.