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Source: Phelps County Focus

Jason Shenefield, MBA, FACHE, president and CEO of Phelps Health in Rolla, Mo., was honored with the Missouri Hospital Association’s 2026 Visionary Leadership Award for envisioning a stronger and more connected health system to better serve Missouri’s communities. The award was presented Nov. 4 at MHA’s 104th Annual Convention in Kansas City. “Jason understands that health care is about people — those who are served and the individuals within hospital organizations who provide care and support,” said Jon D. Doolittle, MHA president and CEO. “Since his selection as president and CEO of Phelps Health in July 2021, Shenefield has focused on building bonds between the hospital and community, strengthening the Phelps Health team and engaging with stakeholders locally, regionally and nationally to improve care.” Shenefield has worked to cement the hospital’s role in the community, while mobilizing the hospital’s team to strengthen care locally and improve care widely.

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