Draft:Megan C. Ryan
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Megan Ryan | |
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| Born | Megan Catherine Ryan September 18, 1979 |
| Education | Fordham University St. John's University School of Law |
| Title | President and CEO of Nassau University Medical Center (since 2024) |
Megan C. Ryan is President and Chief Executive Officer of Nassau University Medical Center.[1], President of North Merrick Union Free School District[2], and Vice President of Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District[3].
Early life and education
[edit]Megan Ryan was born to Kevin and Kathleen Ryan on September 18th, 1971. Ryan was raised in Merrick, New York and attended Sanford H. Calhoun High School. Ryan earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Fordham University as a Dean's Scholar and Biology Chairman Circle Honoree. She went on to earn her Juris Doctor from St. John's University School of Law. Ryan is admitted to the New York State Bar and the United States Supreme Court[4]
Career
[edit]Ryan began her career at the law firm of O'Reilly, Marsh, and Corteselli, P.C., concentrating on banking, litigation, and real estate matters. Ryan previously served as in-house corporate counsel for Liberty Mutual Insurance at the firm of Martyn, Toher, and Martyn. She additionally served as the Chief Compliance Officer for the Nassau Queens Performing Provider System (NQP).[5]
In 2018, Ryan was appointed to be a trustee on the North Merrick Union Free School District Board of Education. Following an overwhelming victory in her 2019 election, Ryan was voted President of the Board, continuing to serve in this role presently. Ryan was again elected in 2022 by an even larger margin than her 2019 election. In 2023, Ryan became a trustee of the Board of Education for the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District. For the 2024-2025 school year, Ryan was voted as the Vice President of this board.[6]
Ryan joined the Nassau University Medical Center team in 2016 as Chief Compliance, Privacy, and Ethics Officer. She has thus earned the title of Chief Legal Officer and Executive Vice President. In January of 2024, Ryan was voted in unanimously by the hospital's Board of Directors as Interim President and CEO following the removal of Anthony Boutin. In December of 2024, Ryan was voted in as permanent President and CEO, additionally continuously serving in the Chief Legal Officer role.[7] Ryan is known for her success in turning around the finances of the hospital, having started as Interim CEO with the hospital having $11 million in the bank, and as of December 2024, having $70 million. Ryan also responsible for the uncovering of $1.06 billion being withheld by New York State illegally for the past twenty years, and has thus resulted in a number of lawsuits against the State and the Nassau Interim Finance Authority.[8]
Personal Life
[edit]Ryan currently resides in North Merrick, New York with her husband and 2 children. Ryan is an active and well-known member of her community, especially due to her school board positions and hosting of community events at NUMC.
References
[edit]- ^ "Executive Staff - NUMC". numc.edu.
- ^ "Board of Education". nmerrickschools.org.
- ^ "Board of Education Information". bellmore-merrick.k12.ny.us.org.
- ^ "Megan C. Ryan". numc.edu.
- ^ "Board of Education - Trustee Bios - Megan C. Ryan". nmerrickschools.org.
- ^ "Megan C. Ryan". numc.edu.
- ^ "Megan C. Ryan". numc.edu.
- ^ "NY Gov. Kathy Hochul's alleged hospital hoodwink in Nassau County". December 19, 2024. Retrieved December 29, 2024.