Dr. Marder serves as vice president at The Greeley Company. He brings over 25 years of healthcare leadership and management experience to his work with physicians, hospitals and healthcare organizations across the country.
Dr. Marder's many roles in senior hospital medical administration and operations management in academic and community hospital settings make him uniquely qualified to assist physicians and hospitals develop solutions for complex medical staff and hospital performance issues. He has consulted, authored, and presented on a wide-range of healthcare leadership issues including effective and efficient peer review, physician performance measurement and improvement, hospital quality measurement systems and performance improvement, patient safety/error reduction, and utilization management.
Prior to joining The Greeley Company, Dr. Marder's experiences included assistant vice president for quality management at Rush Presbyterian St. Luke's Medical Center and vice president for medical affairs at Holy Cross Hospital. He also served as the national project director for indicator development and use at The Joint Commission from 1988 to 1991. He is a board certified pathologist and was assistant director of laboratories and director of clinical immunology at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and associate clinical professor at Northwestern University Medical School.
Dr. Marder is a graduate of Rush Medical College and received his residency training at Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center in pathology with a fellowship in microbiology/immunology.
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