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Carole Fisher is President for the National Partnership for Healthcare and Hospice Innovation (NPHI), where utilizing her experience and deep familiarity with not-for-profit community-based hospice and palliative healthcare, she is charged with leading a wide range of activities for the membership organization, including developing strategic partnerships, meaningful collaborations and transformational innovations, amongst the nations’ most notable and distinguished end of life healthcare organizations. As a seasoned C-suite advisor, innovator and public policy advocate, for the past 35 years, Ms. Fisher has successfully led and transformed for-profit and mission driven healthcare operations, developing significant experience in growing and transforming companies, developing people, and preparing organizations for navigating the unforeseen and unanticipated. She has significant experience in growing market share, contracting with payers, building specialty provider networks, developing and integrating cutting edge technology, facilitating M&A and is well respected for her ability to merge cultures and teams. Ms. Fisher is the former President and CEO of Nathan Adelson Hospice, where she positioned the organization as a nationally known industry leader respected for their clinical advancements and innovations, and which was recognized for eight years by Modern Healthcare Magazine as a 100 Best Places to Work in the country. Ms. Fisher has a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and attained a Masters Certification in Organizational Leadership from the Thayer Institute in Asheville, North Carolina. She serves as an adjunct faculty member for Teleios University and is a member of the Board of Directors for the Thayer Institute. Previously she served on the Board of Directors for MountainView Hospital – a subsidiary of HCA, Elizabeth Kubler-Ross Foundation, Health Insight, UNLV Health Law Program Advisory Board and the Nevada Hospital Association.

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