Full Name
Sherie Hickman FACHE
Job Title
CEO
Company
Sutter Delta Medical Center
Speaker Bio
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Sherie Hickman is the CEO of Sutter Delta Medical Center, part of the Sutter Health system and located in Antioch, California. Sutter Delta provides a range of services to the community including cardiac catheterization, serving as the STEMI receiving center for the area.
Before transitioning to Sutter Delta, Ms. Hickman served as the Administrator for Sutter’s Novato Community Hospital. During her tenure in Novato, the hospital achieved the distinction of becoming only the 6th hospital in California and the 58th in the country to attain Advanced Certification by the Joint Commission in Total Hip and Total Knee replacement procedures.
Prior to joining Sutter Health, Ms. Hickman served as Vice President, Operations and Chief Operating Officer for Sequoia Hospital, part of the Dignity Health organization. Before joining Dignity Health, Ms. Hickman worked for the Kaiser Permanente organization; her last position there was serving as Chief Operating Officer at the Walnut Creek Medical Center in their Northern California region.
Ms. Hickman is a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), a member and past President of the California Association of Healthcare Leaders, a member of the Women Healthcare Executives group of Northern California, and a member of the National Association of Health Services Executives. In 2007, Ms. Hickman received the Regents Award from the ACHE for Outstanding Leadership in Healthcare Administration, and in 2018 received the North Bay Women in Business Award.
Ms. Hickman received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from the University of Washington in Seattle, and her Master’s in Hospital Administration from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Sherie Hickman is the CEO of Sutter Delta Medical Center, part of the Sutter Health system and located in Antioch, California. Sutter Delta provides a range of services to the community including cardiac catheterization, serving as the STEMI receiving center for the area.
Before transitioning to Sutter Delta, Ms. Hickman served as the Administrator for Sutter’s Novato Community Hospital. During her tenure in Novato, the hospital achieved the distinction of becoming only the 6th hospital in California and the 58th in the country to attain Advanced Certification by the Joint Commission in Total Hip and Total Knee replacement procedures.
Prior to joining Sutter Health, Ms. Hickman served as Vice President, Operations and Chief Operating Officer for Sequoia Hospital, part of the Dignity Health organization. Before joining Dignity Health, Ms. Hickman worked for the Kaiser Permanente organization; her last position there was serving as Chief Operating Officer at the Walnut Creek Medical Center in their Northern California region.
Ms. Hickman is a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), a member and past President of the California Association of Healthcare Leaders, a member of the Women Healthcare Executives group of Northern California, and a member of the National Association of Health Services Executives. In 2007, Ms. Hickman received the Regents Award from the ACHE for Outstanding Leadership in Healthcare Administration, and in 2018 received the North Bay Women in Business Award.
Ms. Hickman received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from the University of Washington in Seattle, and her Master’s in Hospital Administration from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
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