Our Lady of the Lake Health’s Dr. Christopher Trevino Recognized as a Top Hispanic and Latino Healthcare Leader by Becker’s Hospital Review
October 15, 2024
Baton Rouge, LA — Our Lady of the Lake Health is proud to announce that Christopher Trevino, MD, VP, Physician Executive Emergency Services at Our Lady of the Lake Health has been honored by Becker’s Hospital Review in its inaugural “Hispanic and Latino Leaders to Know” list. This recognition reflects Dr. Trevino’s outstanding leadership in healthcare and his unwavering commitment to promoting health equity and inclusion.
Diverse leadership is vital in healthcare, offering nuanced perspectives that improve the understanding of both patients and staff. The Becker’s Hospital Review editorial team accepted nominations to highlight exceptional Hispanic and Latino leaders from healthcare organizations across the nation. These leaders are celebrated for their unwavering commitment to advancing their organizations and communities through healthcare initiatives, programs, and partnerships. The full list, featuring individual profiles of all recognized leaders, can be read here.
“We are proud to see Dr. Trevino honored as one of the leading Hispanic and Latino voices in healthcare,” said Chuck Spicer, President of Our Lady of the Lake Health. “His leadership and vision in expanding access to care and advancing equity inspire all of us to continue making a meaningful impact on the lives of our patients.”
Dr. Trevino oversees emergency services across six facilities, serving approximately 200,000 patients annually with a focus on improving outcomes and ensuring high-quality care. With over 25 years of experience in emergency medicine, he has been an integral part of Our Lady of the Lake Health since 1999. In addition to his role as chief medical officer, he serves as the medical director for all emergency medical and fire services, providing vital support for the sheriff’s crisis response team in Ascension Parish. As the executive sponsor of the health system’s Veterans CommUNITY group, Dr. Trevino also champions workplace inclusivity, advocating for military veterans within the organization.
“I am humbled to be included on this list and to represent the dedicated team at Our Lady of the Lake Health,” said Dr. Trevino. “Our work to expand access to care and address health disparities is not just a professional responsibility but a personal passion. I’m proud to be part of a health system that prioritizes diversity and inclusion in every aspect of care.”
For more information about Our Lady of the Lake Health, visit ololrmc.com.
About Our Lady of the Lake Health
Our Lady of the Lake Health is a not-for-profit Catholic healthcare ministry based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, with more than 7,500 employees committed to serving the Capital Region and building a healthy community through excellence in patient care and education. With an 800-bed Regional Medical Center, a dedicated Children’s Hospital, a 78-bed hospital in Gonzales, Louisiana, two freestanding emergency rooms in outlying parishes, and a 600+ provider Physician Group, Our Lady of the Lake Health provides comprehensive healthcare services for common to complex conditions. Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center is a primary teaching site for graduate medical education programs in partnership with LSU, and is recognized in the areas of heart and vascular, trauma and emergency care, stroke, cancer care, minimally invasive procedures, and more. Our Lady of the Lake is part of the Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System and is driven by its mission to serve all God’s people, especially those most in need. For more information, visit ololrmc.com.
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