Kimberly Menard, CPMSM, CPCS

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Kimberly Menard serves as the Interim Manager of Medical Staff Services with Chartis Clinical Quality Solutions

With an illustrious career in healthcare management and a dedication to quality improvement, Kimberly is set to lead the team as the Interim Manager in Albuquerque towards new heights of excellence.

At Chartis Clinical Quality Solutions, they work with clients to overcome complex challenges to top-tier performance by developing and implementing streamlined clinical care processes, people, structures, and tools. This enables their clients to keep patients safe in a resilient, evolving environment, allows doctors to practice at the apex of their craft, and advances physician leadership to conquer the unremitting complexity of care delivery. The result is hospitals transforming from fair to good, from good to great, and from great to sustainably excellent.

Kimberly Menard brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role at Chartis Clinical Quality Solutions. Graduating from National American University with a degree in Healthcare Management, she has consistently demonstrated her commitment to advancing the field of medical staff services. Her certifications as a Certified Professional Medical Services Management (CPMSM) through the NAMSS further attest to her dedication to upholding the highest standards in healthcare administration.

In her position as Interim Manager of Medical Staff Services, Kimberly Menard will oversee the coordination and management of medical staff affairs, ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements and fostering a culture of continuous improvement. Her leadership will be instrumental in driving operational efficiency and enhancing the quality of care provided by healthcare professionals in the Albuquerque area.

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