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Rural health advocate appointed chief medical officer at Clark Medical City
Medical City Clark has tapped Dr. Jo Ann Soliven, a veteran vascular neurologist and former "doctor to the barrios," as its new chief medical officer. Soliven will oversee clinical excellence and physician development at the Mabalacat City, Pampanga facility.
LSN Philippines ·
MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga — Medical City Clark has appointed Dr. Jo Ann Soliven as chief medical officer, tasking her with leading the hospital's clinical excellence initiatives and physician development programs. Soliven brings extensive experience in neurocritical care and vascular neurology to the role.
The appointment recognizes Soliven's distinguished career in healthcare, including her work as a "doctor to the barrios," where she provided medical services to underserved communities. Her background in neurocritical care positions her to strengthen clinical standards across the hospital's operations.
As chief medical officer, Soliven will oversee physician performance, clinical protocols, and the professional development of the hospital's medical staff, according to Medical City Clark officials. The appointment underscores the hospital's commitment to advancing clinical practices and physician excellence in the Clark Freeport Zone region.