Devin Carty

Devin Carty serves as the Chief Talent (Human Resources) and Experience Officer for Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA). In this role, Mr. Carty oversees two offices, the Office of Strategy and Innovation and the Office of Talent. Mr. Carty is accountable for all aspects of the CTCA Strategy, Innovation and Talent functions for a 5,200 employee organization including organizational and talent strategies, attraction and selection, employee development, succession planning, wellness and wellbeing, compensation and benefits. Mr. Carty and his team are responsible for ensuring the strategic direction of CTCA and that there is a healthy, loyal, fully-performing employee in every role.
Prior to CTCA, Mr. Carty served as the Vice President of Culture, Chief Experience Officer and Chief Marketing Officer for Tenet Healthcare Corporation (formally Vanguard Health Systems). He was part of the leadership team that took Vanguard Health System from 15 hospitals, 18,000 employees and $2.8 billion in revenue, to 30 hospitals, 45,000 employees and $6.5 billion in revenue in five years. Mr. Carty was also part of the leadership team that merged Vanguard Health Systems with Tenet Healthcare Corporation to create the second largest health care system with 89 hospitals, over 100,000 employees and over $17 billion in revenue. Mr. Carty's responsibilities included overseeing three offices including, Culture and Talent, Customer Acquisition and Patient Experience, and Organic Growth through Brand Management, Marketing (B2B and B2C) and Sales.
Prior to joining Vanguard Health Systems, Mr. Carty was a Partner with Gallup Consulting, where he was responsible for leading the health care consulting for the Midwest, Southwestern, and Pacific Northwest divisions. Mr. Carty has extensive consulting experience with clients in health care on issues such as culture improvement, human capital management, employee engagement, operational process improvement, succession planning, physician partnership & engagement, organizational restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, and the consumer experience. His consulting insights have helped his health care clients from around the globe improve their profit through process efficiencies and organic growth, by improving their employee, physician and consumer experience.

Prior to Gallup, Mr. Carty was part of the consulting and business development team for a leading Public Relations and Marketing firm. He was brought in to lead a start-up division focused on leveraging analytics to determine the effectiveness of company’s public relations, media and marketing practices. He was also recruited by NASA and Judson University to work on their space research team, where he determined different growth rates of E. coli in an oxygenated environment compared with a deoxygenated environment. Prior to joining NASA and Judson University he founded a successful internet sales company selling goods for a top-branded retail organization. The company was sold four years after it was founded.

Mr. Carty graduated in three years from Benedictine University, with duel bachelor degrees in biology and biochemistry. He then started to focus on medical school, but decided to get his Executive MBA in International Executive Leadership from the University of Nebraska instead. He has also continued to advance his learning with Executive Development and Certifications in Design Thinking from Stanford (Institute of Design at Stanford), Lean Process Improvement from Toyota University, Leadership and Organizational Transformation from Center for Creative Leadership, Information Technology from SUNY-Binghamton School of Management, Strengths Coaching from Gallup University and Corporate Restructuring, Mergers and Acquisitions from Harvard Business School.

Mr. Carty also serves as a co-founder and board member of Clariture Health, serves on the Executive Board of Beryl Patient Experience Institute, is a Founding Executive Council Member for Press Ganey Patient Experience Institute of Innovation, and an Advisor to Martin Companies, a venture investment company that provides capital, operational support and mentoring to early-stage companies.
Mr. Carty also serves as a medical missionary in Congo, Africa where he travels around the jungles setting up medical clinics and providing care to those in need.

About Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA):
CTCA is a national network of hospitals providing a comprehensive, fully-integrated approach to cancer treatment.  CTCA serves patients with complex cancer from all 50 states and multiple countries around the world at facilities located in suburban Chicago, Philadelphia, Tulsa, and suburban Phoenix and Atlanta.  Known for delivering the Mother Standard® of care and Patient Empowerment Medicine®, CTCA provides patients with information about cancer and their treatment options so they can control their treatment decisions.