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NEW PRESIDENTS Zeroski named new president of Marymount Hospital Cleveland Clinic officials named Joanne Zeroske, BSN, MBA, as the new president of Marymount Hospital, Joanne Zeroske, BSN, MBA effective Feb. 6. Zeroske, a registered nurse with 30 years' experience at Cleveland Clinic, has served as Euclid Hospital's president for the last three years. Under Zeroske's leadership, Euclid Hospital earned recognition as a top performing hospital in The Joint Commission's new "Top Performer on Key Quality Measures" program. Euclid Hospital also reached the 90th percentile on several HCAHPS indicators and has the highest employee engagement score in the Cleveland Clinic health system. Juris is president of UH Ahuja Medical Center Susan V. Juris, BS, MBA, became president of University Hospitals Ahuja Medical Center on January 2. Prior to this position, Juris served as vice president, Patient Access for UH Physician Services. For five years before that, she was president of UH Extended Care Campus, where she was responsible for multiple service lines. Juris joined UH in 1999 as vice president of UH Home Care Services and was promoted to president in Susan V. Juris, BS, MBA 2003. During her tenure, Home Care Services was restructured, its service line expanded, and the entity recorded sustained record levels of growth and profitability. Young appointed president/CEO of St. John Medical Center St. John Medical Center (SJMC) has a new president/CEO – William A. Young, Jr., BS, MBA. Young has William A. Young, Jr., BS, MBA more than 25 years of experience in the health care industry. Prior to his appointment at SJMC, Young spent more than five years as chief operating officer for South Pointe and Marymount Hospitals and four years as president of St. Joseph Health Center in Warren. He currently serves as a board member for Catholic Charities Health and Human Services, American Red Cross Northern Ohio Blood Services Region, Warrensville Heights Area Chamber of Commerce and Harvard Community Services Center. ■ MARCH-APRIL 2012 n MDNEWS.COM n MD NEWS Cleveland-Akron-Canton | 27