Church Health has named Jenny Bartlett-Prescott its Chief Operating Officer and Jennie Robbins its new Chief Financial Officer. Both will continue to report to G. Scott Morris, MD, founder and Chief Executive Officer of Church Health.

Bartlett-Prescott, who most recently had served as senior director of Integrated Health, joined Church Health in 1997, after graduating from Rhodes College. During her 22-year tenure, she has led held a number of positions at Church Health, including clinical services, programs and outreach.

In her new role, she will lead day-to-day operations and support Dr. Morris in guiding patient care and strategic direction. She will continue to oversee the medical, dental, behavioral health, physical rehabilitation and eye care clinics; nutrition programs; the Healthcare Advisory Team (HAT), which facilitates the MEMPHIS Plan, Church Health's small business health coverage program; and Faith and Health Ministry Resources, responsible for congregational engagement and health ministry publications.

In addition, Bartlett-Prescott oversees research, measurement and reporting systems to ensure close monitoring and continuity of care. Active in the community, BartlettPrescott volunteers at her church and coaches youth soccer.

Jennie Robbins

Robbins most recently served as senior director of Finance and Performance. Prior to her current role, she served as director of the MEMPHIS Plan, Church Health's affordable healthcare plan for small businesses and self-employed people in lower-wage jobs that relies on donated services from volunteer doctors, area hospitals, and laboratories.

Before joining Church Health in 2007, Robbins worked in commercial lending in Memphis. She is a graduate of University of New Orleans.

Her community involvement includes serving on the Board of Advisors of Memphis Bio-works Foundation's New Market Tax Credit Program, Tennessee Charitable Care Network Association, and the Junior League of Memphis.