Our Elf Louise event was a success!  Six of our members served as Toy Packers in Santa’s workshop, helping make the season bright for some families in need this holiday season. Check out the photos on our Facebook page, and see our Eventbrite site for more volunteer opportunities!

As the South Texas  Chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives, we are committed to providing a forum for advancement and excellence within our profession. Our mission is to be the premier professional membership society for healthcare executives; to meet members’ professional, educational, and leadership needs; to promote high ethical standards and conduct; to advance healthcare leadership and management excellence; and to promote and support the mission of the American College of Healthcare Executives. Our measure of success is defined by you, our members, and we gauge the chapter’s level of satisfaction based on the annual survey completed by our membership.  
The 2018 chapter survey results are in and we could not be more pleased:
-33% of the chapter responded to the survey
-62% of members are familiar and aware of upcoming chapter activities
-53% of our membership respondents attended at least one chapter event
More importantly, members rated their overall satisfaction with the chapter at a 4.14 (of 5) and their satisfaction with the events they attended at a 4.59 (of 5), up from 4.46 in 2017.
The report gives the chapter various data elements by which to continue to grow and improve the chapter by soliciting membership on 
such topics as what would make it more likely that members would increase their attendance at chapter education and networking events, rating the importance of various chapter services, and rating how satisfied the general membership is with the current services being offered. We will be reviewing and incorporating the feedback we received in our 2019 strategic planning retreat in order to continue to provide value to our members.

I would like to say thank you to everyone that responded and give a special recognition to the chapter leadership and volunteers that invest their time and talent into making the chapter a success.  

Sincerely,

Roxanne Rosa
President, South Texas ACHE

We have posted photos for our recent volunteer event, fall education event, and awards recipients. Please check out our facebook page for all of the great images!

Are you an early to mid-careerist looking for guidance and assistance with navigating the healthcare environment?
Sign up for the South Texas Chapter of ACHE mentorship program!
Completed applications and a copy of your resume can be sent to Lauren Travis at LMObermeier@gmail.com. 
For more information visit our Mentorship Page

Award nominations are being accepted in advance of our fall education event with business meeting in October.  DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS SEPTEMBER 28, 2018.

Additionally, student scholarship applications are now available.  DEADLINE FOR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS IS NOVEMBER 2, 2018.

Details for all can be found on our “AWARDS” page.  Check it out!

Would you like to know more about our Mentorship Program? 

Check out our new page!

The results of our ACHE chapter membership survey are in:

We achieved a customer satisfaction rating of 4.5 / 5.0!  

Thank you to everyone who participated, those who volunteer to make our Chapter a success, and all who choose to be a part of the South Texas Chapter! 

Welcome to the South Texas Chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives website! STC is the local independent chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) for a geographic service area that includes approximately 50,000 square miles of South Texas. It’s an exciting and challenging time to be involved in healthcare leadership, and the STC is committed to providing a forum for advancement and excellence within our profession. Our mission is to be the premier professional membership society for healthcare executives; to meet members’ professional, educational, and leadership needs; to promote high ethical standards and conduct; to advance healthcare leadership and management excellence; and to promote and support the mission of the American College of Healthcare Executives.