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Dr. Dean Burke Appointed as New Commissioner of Georgia's Department of Community Health
GEORGIA, JUL 7 – Dr. Dean Burke brings 27 years of rural medical practice and healthcare policy expertise to lead the Georgia Department of Community Health starting August 1, succeeding Russel Carlson.
- Governor Brian Kemp announced that Dr. Dean Burke will assume the role of Commissioner at Georgia’s Department of Community Health beginning August 1, succeeding Russel Carlson.
- This change comes after Carlson left for a private sector position following his leadership role in introducing Georgia Pathways to Coverage, the state’s alternative program for Medicaid expansion.
- Dr. Burke holds the position of Chief Medical Officer at the department, bringing with him 27 years of experience practicing obstetrics and gynecology in rural Georgia, as well as a background in legislative service and healthcare policy development.
- Governor Kemp highlighted Dr. Burke’s strong expertise in medicine and healthcare policy, emphasizing that he is well-suited to lead the agency during this critical period, and commended his long-standing dedication to public service.
- Burke's appointment indicates continued focus on advancing healthcare initiatives and quality improvement throughout Georgia's community health system.
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