HealthTrust Announces Haley Addis and Brian Moran to Expanded Executive Leadership Roles

NASHVILLE, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 25, 2026--

HealthTrust Performance Group ™ (HealthTrust) today announced the promotions of Haley Addis, PharmD, MBA, to Chief of Staff, GPO Operations, and Brian Moran, PharmD, MBA, to Chief Pharmacy Officer, GPO Operations.

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Previously Vice President of Strategic Sourcing, Haley Addis will now serve as a strategic advisor and operational leader to the executive team. As Chief of Staff, GPO Operations, she will focus on ensuring alignment with enterprise priorities while driving disciplined execution. Addis will help translate strategy into execution, strengthen cross-functional alignment and advance initiatives that enhance member value and support HealthTrust’s committed model.

Addis has more than 20 years of healthcare leadership experience across pharmacy, supply chain and operations with a proven track record leading complex, enterprise-wide initiatives across HealthTrust and HCA Healthcare. She holds a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Georgia and an MBA from Western Governors University Tennessee.

“Haley brings a rare combination of clinical expertise, operational discipline and strategic perspective,” said Jocelyn Bradshaw, President of GPO Operations for HealthTrust Performance Group. “She has consistently delivered results while building strong alignment across teams and translating strategic priorities into measurable outcomes. In this role, Haley will work to strengthen alignment, accelerate execution and help us deliver even greater value for our members.”

Previously Vice President of Pharmacy, Brian Moran will now serve as Chief Pharmacy Officer, GPO Operations. In this role, Moran will oversee HealthTrust’s pharmacy operations, including sourcing, account management, analytics, clinical services, government relations and member support. Moran will work closely with Young Fried, Senior Vice President of Business Development and Pharmacy Services, to help advance HealthTrust’s pharmacy strategy and ensure alignment across key business segments.

Moran has over 20 years of pharmacy experience across hospital, regional and corporate leadership roles. Under Moran’s leadership, the HealthTrust pharmacy team has delivered measurable financial value for members while expanding key programs, including the Specialty GPO program, and strengthening resiliency initiatives such as the drug shortage program (SIMS). His work has centered on disciplined sourcing strategy, actionable analytics, clinical alignment and operational support to help members navigate medication access, cost and regulatory complexity.

“Pharmacy remains one of the most strategically important areas for our members, with direct implications for clinical outcomes, regulatory compliance, operational performance and financial stewardship,” said Bradshaw. “Brian has built a high-performing team focused on execution and member value. His promotion reflects the growing importance of pharmacy within our organization and our confidence in his leadership.”

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About HealthTrust Performance Group

HealthTrust Performance Group ™ (HealthTrust) is a leading healthcare improvement organization owned and operated by seven health systems. Dedicated to making missions possible, HealthTrust strengthens provider performance and clinical excellence through an aligned membership model and business advisory solutions that leverage expertise, scale and innovation. Headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, HealthTrust is the only national GPO with direct responsibility for the performance and outcomes of some of the largest healthcare supply chains—bringing a uniquely accountable perspective, supporting 25% of U.S. hospitals, including eight of the 15 largest health systems, with a membership including 1,900 acute care and over 90,000 non-acute care facilities across the U.S. and U.K. For five years, HealthTrust has been recognized as a Top Workplace. Learn more at healthtrustpg.com.

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