July 1, 2025

Elliot Health System Welcomes Tami Chase as Vice President of Patient Care Services

Elliot Health System is pleased to announce that Tami Chase, MSN, RN, has joined the organization as Vice President of Patient Care Services. A dynamic healthcare leader with more than 15 years of experience, Chase brings a deep expertise in clinical operations, nursing leadership, and quality.

Prior to joining Elliot Health System, Chase served as Associate Chief Nurse for Ambulatory Care Services at Massachusetts General Hospital where she led nursing strategy and clinical operations across more than 400 ambulatory locations, driving improvements in quality, access, and patient outcomes. She has also held leadership roles at Franciscan Children’s Hospital, Boston Children’s Hospital, and Boston Medical Center, where she advanced initiatives for mobile health units, population health strategies, and patient safety.

“Tami’s leadership and commitment to excellence in patient care make her an outstanding addition to our team,” said Martha Dodge, Chief Nursing Executive and Senior Vice President, Elliot Health System. “Her experience, combined with a focus on empowering teams and building a culture of trust, will strengthen the care we provide across our system. We’re thrilled to welcome her to the Elliot family.”

“I’m honored to join Elliot Health System and be part of a team so deeply committed to compassionate, high-quality care,” said Chase. “The mission to inspire wellness and serve with heart is one I truly share. I look forward to building on that foundation to enhance the patient experience, foster a culture of collaboration, and support our caregivers across every setting where care is delivered.”

Chase holds a master’s in nursing administration from Endicott College and is currently completing her Doctorate in Nursing Practice at the University of New Hampshire. She is an active member of multiple organizations including the American Organization for Nurse Leaders and the American Academy of Ambulatory Care Nursing.

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