- Office: HWH 1W163
- Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00am to 5:00pm
- Email: Renu Singh
Renu Singh, MS
(Pronouns: she/her/hers)
- CEO, UR Medicine Employee Wellness Program
- Assistant Professor, Clinical Nursing
Education
- Masters in Health Systems Management, 1997. Rochester Institute of Technology. Rochester, NY
- BS in Health Care Management, 1989. Virgina Commonwealth University, Medical College of Virgina. Richmond, VA
Bio
Renu Singh serves as CEO of UR Medicine Employee Wellness. Singh is a clinical assistant professor with a master's degree in health systems and has over 25 years of experience in financial and operational leadership in academic and clinical health care delivery systems. Singh's visionary leadership led to the successful development and implementation of a corporate wellness program that now provides preventative health services throughout the community through direct contracting with numerous businesses in the region.
Current Focus
- Prevention and Wellness
- Finance, Budgeting, Forecasting
- Business Plan development
- Operational Efficiencies
2020, University of Rochester Team Meliora Award
University of Rochester, 2020
2018 Women of Excellence Award
Rochester Business Journal, 2018
10/2019, The Beat Goes On: The Comprehensive Wellness Program that Reduces Cardiovascular Disease Risk for Employees. National Wellness Institute Annual Meeting, Kissimmee, FL
Dr. Irena Pesis Katz
National Wellness Institute Annual Meeting,, National Wellness Institute, 2019
Wellness and Prevention: Who will fill our Nation’s Greatest Gap in Care?
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Business Officers of Nursing Schools Annual meeting, AACN business officers, 2019
Seattle, Washington
Effective Methods to Drive Higher Engagement to Disease Management Programs.
Dr. Irena Pesis Katz
National Wellness Institute Annual Meeting,, National Wellness Institute, 2018
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Pesis-Katz, I., Smith, J.A., Norsen, L., DeVoe, J., Singh, R. (2019). Reducing Cardiovascular Disease Risk for Employees through Participation in a Wellness Program. Population Health Management: 2019 September. DOI: 10.1089/pop.2019.0106.