
Christine Gall
DrPH, MS, BSN, RN
30+ years
Years of Experience:
DrPH-prepared nurse executive and virtual care leader
Customer engagement work that contributed to two consecutive national Best in KLAS awards in virtual nursing and virtual observation, Co-author of a Critical Care Medicine abstract that received the 2009 Specialty Award in Epidemiology from the Society of Critical Care Medicine, Executive Business Analytics Certificate, the Wharton School; Six Sigma Green Belt

About
Christine Gall is a DrPH-prepared nurse executive whose career spans the bedside, hospital operations, national quality data, and virtual care. As Chief Nursing Officer at Collette Health, she led the clinical deployment of virtual nursing and virtual observation programs for health systems across the country, and her customer engagement work contributed to two consecutive national Best in KLAS awards.
Earlier, as Corporate AVP of Patient Experience at HCA Healthcare, she shaped patient experience strategy for a 180-hospital system and trained more than 1,500 leaders in nurse leader rounding. At SCL Health she led patient experience and performance improvement across nine hospitals in three states, where every hospital met its HCAHPS threshold goals in key domains. At Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin and Virtual PICU Systems, she led data quality for an international pediatric intensive care database, coordinated a $7 million AHRQ grant on national pediatric quality measures, and earlier built Wisconsin’s first pediatric extended care program.
She holds a Doctor of Public Health in Leadership from the University of Illinois Chicago, an MS and BSN from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, an Executive Business Analytics Certificate from the Wharton School, and a Six Sigma Green Belt. Widely published in journals including Critical Care Medicine, JAMA Pediatrics, and Pediatrics, she speaks nationally on virtual nursing, hybrid workforce models, nurse leadership, and rural healthcare.
Topics
Virtual Care / Telehealth
Patient & Consumer Experience
Workforce Experience
Quality & Patient Safety
Data & Analytics
Leadership Development
Throughput & Capacity Management
Transitions of Care
Population Health
Pediatrics
Service Line Strategy
Rural Healthcare
Ways to Engage
Workshops
Advisors
