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Metro Health Enhances Leadership Team to Support Medical Access and Excellence

Metro Health – University of Michigan Health has reinforced its emphasis on quality and patient access with a promotion and an addition to its senior leadership team.

Monica Taylor has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer of the Metro Health Medical Group for primary and specialty care, while Stacie Bommersbach has been hired as Vice President of Quality and Patient Safety.

Both roles are essential to Metro Health’s commitment to ensuring that care access and excellence are available to all patients across West Michigan.

Monica Taylor

Taylor had been serving as Vice President of Medical Group Operations, overseeing operations of all Metro Health clinics and neighborhood outpatient centers. In the new role, her immediate priority will be ensuring all Metro Health clinics are fully staffed to meet the needs of patients, said Dr. Rakesh Pai, President of the Metro Health Medical Group and Chief Population Health Officer.

“Monica has been a steady, and thoughtful leader, and a large part of our success to date,” Pai said. “We can count on her leadership to ensure efficient care for our patients when they need it most.”

Bommersbach comes to Metro Health with a track record of leading initiatives and strategies for safety and quality, most recently as system Vice President of Quality, Infection Prevention and Clinical Safety at Beaumont Health, Michigan’s largest health system. Prior to that, she held a series of progressively responsible roles, including as Chief Quality Officer, at Ascension Michigan.

Stacie Bommersbach

A registered nurse with 20 years of experience in executive leadership, Bommersbach brings expertise in operations, quality and patient safety, risk management, infection prevention, employee engagement, business development, process improvement, emergency management, and regulatory compliance.

“Stacie has a passion for nursing and providing safe, quality care that exceeds the expectations of patients and families,” said Dr. Ronald Grifka, Chief Medical Officer. “This is an ideal fit with our culture and strategic goals at Metro Health, where our focus is always on providing the medical excellence our patients deserve.”