Jim Rechtin became President and Chief Executive Officer of Envision Healthcare in February 2020. He has 22 years of healthcare experience with a focus on delivery of value-based care in various medical group settings. Early in his career, Rechtin ran operations for a nonprofit health and human services clinic in Indianapolis, and served in the United States Peace Corps in the Congo. He received a Master of Business Administration from Harvard Business School and a Bachelor of Arts from DePauw University. Rechtin is a board member for the Center for Health Care Strategies and Colorado Succeeds.

Adam Brown is a board-certified emergency physician and President of Emergency Medicine. He also oversees Clinical Communication Strategy and is co-chair of the COVID-19 response for Envision. Prior to accepting the role as service line president, Dr. Brown has been with Envision since 2008. Dr. Brown was born and raised in Wilmington, NC and completed his residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, PA. He also has his MBA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Currently, Dr. Brown is on the board for UNC’s Center of Business in Healthcare and the business school’s Board of Advisors. Dr. Brown is a fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians where he has chaired subcommittees on diversity and inclusion. He lives with his husband Steve in Washington, D.C. 

Kris Sanders has over 20 years of healthcare operational experience in addition to a Bachelor of Healthcare Administration and a Master of Business Administration. She is board certified in healthcare administration through ACHE and has been with Envision since 2016. In addition to her role at Envision, she has served as the chair and co-chair of the Diversity & Inclusion Committee for the North Texas chapter of ACHE. Sanders was the inaugural chair for this committee where she reignited the importance of DEI efforts. In addition to the work that Sanders performs within Envision, she prides herself on working with her community and especially with the underserved. She also spends countless hours volunteering with youth groups in the Dallas/Fort Worth area where she resides.