Marquis to Lead Physician, Provider Recruitment at Merrimack Health

Stefan Marquis of Merrimack Health. (Courtesy photograph.)

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Stefan Marquis recently joined Merrimack Health, operator of hospitals in Lawrence, Haverhill and Methuen, to lead recruitment efforts for physicians and advanced practice providers across the system’s acute care hospital and ambulatory practices.

In his new role, officials said in a release, Marquis will work closely with administrative and medical leadership to strengthen Merrimack Health’s recruitment strategy and support the system’s commitment to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care locally.

“As the first regional health care system for the Merrimack Valley, we have an opportunity to enhance and reshape care to better serve our communities,” said Merrimack Health Chief Physician Executive and Medical Officer George Kondylis. “From primary care to hospital specialties to outpatient services, Stefan will play an important role in showing physicians and advance practice providers that Merrimack Health is an exceptional place to work, deliver care and where they can truly make a difference in the lives of our patients. His expertise will be integral to further building our talented and compassionate clinical teams.”

Officials said Marquis is a respected and well-known health care recruiter with a strong track record of attracting and hiring high-quality clinical talent. Prior to joining Merrimack Health, he held recruiting leadership roles with Interwell Health, Form Health, NeighborHealth (formerly East Boston Neighborhood Health Center) and One Medical.

“I’m excited to join Merrimack Health and support its mission by bringing more outstanding clinical talent to the region,” said Marquis. “Patients across the Merrimack Valley deserve compassionate, high-quality care, and my role will be to ensure our physician recruitment strategy builds on the system’s efforts to expand access to comprehensive and specialty services in a trusted community setting.”

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