CHOC Inside
News and stories about Children's Health of Orange County
CHOC President and CEO Kimberly Chavalas Cripe was recently honored by LA Times B2B Publishing as one of the “2024 Orange County Inspirational Women.” Nine women were selected as this year’s honorees, among 175 nominations. For more than 30 years, Cripe has passionately advanced CHOC’s mission. She has helped increase access to safe, high-quality care; […]
Not everyone is in the business of saving children’s lives, but every leader, in every business, can be held accountable. Learn about some concepts we practice at CHOC that can be applied to every business looking to deepen the trust of its customers and clients.
Kim Cripe is one of 196 women hospital and health system presidents and CEOs to know, according to the leading healthcare news publication.
The level of care and attention provided at CHOC can transcend pediatric health care and would serve well any business – and their customers.
CHOC’s valuable partnerships came with hard work and strategic thinking. Three questions can help organizations evaluate potential partners.
Building and growing CHOC has been Kim’s focus since first landing at CHOC in 1991 and being named president and CEO in 1997.
