NMC Healthcare – Aspen has appointed Rob Anderson (pictured) as chief executive effective 1 July.

Anderson has worked in the independent healthcare sector for 22 years and has amassed extensive experience of managing healthcare organisations, as a hospital director and multi-site leader managing over 30 UK independent sector hospitals.

In 2015, Anderson was appointed operations director for Spire Healthcare, where he was accountable for a diverse portfolio of hospitals and clinics and developed a cancer strategy. He also oversaw the opening of Spire’s new build hospital in Nottingham.

Anderson left Spire in late summer 2018 and has worked as an independent consultant since, supporting a number of healthcare clients including Care UK’s hospital division and the Lister Hospital in Accra, Ghana.

He trained with PWC as a consultant partner in the delivery of its OpEx programmes, is an active international hospital surveyor for HQS (Ex King’s Fund) hospital accreditation programme.

https://healthinvestor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/logo-social-1.png Brenden Davis, chief operations officer of NMC Healthcare, said: “We are delighted to welcome Rob Anderson to NMC Healthcare – Aspen. Rob is a highly-experienced leader who has played a key role in transforming numerous private hospitals across the UK (and globally) in size, scale, complexity, volume growth and profitability whilst focussing on quality and achieving outstanding feedback from the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

“During the rigorous recruitment selection process Rob demonstrated that he has the experience, values and commitment to continue delivering exceptional healthcare services to our patients and to lead NMC Healthcare – Aspen to even more success.”