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November 1, 2002
By David Joachim
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Personnel: Susan Hancox
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Role: VP for administration and human resources
At Work: Oversees human resources, materials management and other operations
At Home: 52 years old. Divorced. Hobbies include llama farming
Alma Mater: Western New England College, M.B.A. with health-care concentration; Denison University, B.A. in sociology
How She Got Here:
1987 to 1994: Vice president, human resources and operations, Boston University Medical Center
1980 to 1987: Vice president, human resources, Beverly Hospital/Northeast Health Systems
Mouthing Off:
If only I had a bigger IT budget, I would: "Test more and run parallel operations longer."
Greatest business challenge for Children's: "Continuing to ensure money doesn't become a barrier to top-notch patient care and cutting-edge research."
Chief difference between Children's and other hospitals: "The focus, the intensity and the number of people who are the best in their fields."
I love technology when: "I feel like I can zoom through work."
I hate technology when: "The network is down, a program is stuck or slow, and I am trapped."
If I could do this project over, I would: "Better prepare the organization for the impact of the new system."
My next career: "Retirement, I hope."
When I retire, I will: "Be a full-time llama farmer and a specialist in exotic fibers."
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