Rex M Everett Email & Phone Number

Rex M. Everett, a growth strategist and steward for humanity with four decades of executive experience in the healthcare industry, is a natural problem-solver who meets challenges head-on. Rex is adept at working with multi-generational leaders, cultivating relationships, building diverse professional networks, and partnering with hospital and health system administrators in solving multi-dimensional challenges of today’s healthcare ecosystem. Rex is focused on addressing health equity. In 2022, he was appointed to the board of directors for the Chris “CJ” Johnson Foundation, Inc. devoted to creating awareness and research for Renal Medullary Carcinoma (RMC) patients. This rare kidney cancer predominantly afflicts young people of African descent who carry the sickle cell trait.Rex serves as vice president of business development for the West Region of TeamHealth, the nation’s largest clinical outsourcing company for managing and staffing hospital-based physician services, emergency medicine, hospital medicine, anesthesia, and specialty services. In his 17 years tenure, he consistently ranks as the top sales producer, achieving over $1B in new sales revenue.In his position with TeamHealth, Rex is a charter member of the National Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Council and co-chair of the Black Cultural Resources Group. He and his team work to foster a culture that helps prepare the company’s over 15,000 clinicians – across 48 states– to approach every patient interaction with deep awareness ensuring all patients feel safe, respected, and valued. Rex has also served in several faith-based capacities. At Impact Church of The Woodlands, he was the Minister of Music for 15 years. He was the lead Music Director for The Woodlands Area Mass Choir and the annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Celebration. He served on the Board of Directors of Youth in Christ Fellowship, a city-wide multi-ministry organization with the mission of organizing and developing effective youth ministry programs in Houston and helped produce “Teen Talk,” a popular local radio show. Recognized for his thought leadership, Rex serves as a panelist for the National Association of Health Services Executives Fireside Chat discussion series, writes blogs on DEI topics, and currently pioneers a program to use golf as a forum for bridging the gap between the youth of diverse backgrounds. Rex gives credit for his success to his supportive family. He and his wife, Rose, have been married for 40 years. They have one daughter who also has a career in health care.

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