​Paul Generale is a senior healthcare executive in Greater Dallas, Texas, who served as an executive vice president with CHRISTUS Health since 2015. To augment his professional activities, Paul Generale holds active membership in the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE).

Committed to furthering “healthcare leadership excellence” since 1933, the ACHE is comprised of more than 48,000 healthcare executives. This membership base turns to ACHE for a range of professional opportunities and tools, including its highly educational and informative On-Demand Digital Learning platform.

A comprehensive library of recorded and interactive online content, ACHE On-Demand Digital Learning can help people accumulate CME (continuing medical education) credits and work toward various professional certifications. The platform’s Recorded Content Library spans areas that range from physician relationships and delivery of care to governance matters and DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion).

The ACHE On-Demand Digital Learning platform also features collections of Digital Self-Study Courses, Digital Safety Courses, and AAPA Modules. It created its AAPA Modules in collaboration with the American Academy of Physician Associates to help physician assistants move from clinical practice to administrative management.

​An experienced healthcare executive, Dallas resident Paul Generale graduated with an MBA in healthcare administration from the University of Houston. He is a member of several professional organizations, such as the American College of Healthcare Executives and the Healthcare Financial Management Association. Leveraging nearly two decades of experience in finance and administration, Paul Generale serves as a senior executive with CHRISTUS Health.

According to Becker's Hospital Review, Gerald Champion Regional Medical Center has signed a nonbinding letter that entails an impending partnership with CHRISTUS Health. A 98-bed hospital in Alamogordo, New Mexico, Gerald Champion Regional Medical Center provides a diverse range of healthcare services, including emergency care, behavioral medicine, family medicine, diagnostic imaging, and cardiac rehabilitation.

Through the partnership, Gerald Champion Regional Medical Center will leverage CHRISTUS Health's network to expand its staff recruitment and retention efforts while investing in capital improvements. Mr. Jim Heckert, CEO of Gerald Champion, told the press that the partnership decision is based on an 18-month planning process that positions CHRISTUS Health as a suitable partner with shared values and long-term goals.

CHRISTUS Health prioritizes equitable access to care and job opportunities. The non-profit health system plans to allocate 10 percent of its job openings to underserved regions.