Rachel Brenner Shelem Appointed Health Ministry's Deputy Director General for Planning
Translated & summarized from Ministry of Health by baba
Rachel Brenner Shelem was appointed Deputy Director General for Strategic and Economic Planning at the Ministry of Health, replacing Ayelet Greenbaum Arizon. Brenner Shelem, 43, has held significant roles in human resource planning, increasing medical student numbers and doctors in the periphery. Director General Moshe Bar Siman Tov praised her contributions and thanked the outgoing official. Brenner Shelem expressed commitment to long-term planning and innovation in her new position.
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- Rachel Brenner Shelem appointed Health Ministry's Deputy Director General for Strategic and Economic Planning.
- Brenner Shelem previously led efforts to double medical student numbers in Israel.
- She also focused on increasing doctors in Israel's periphery and immigrant doctors.
- Director General Moshe Bar Siman Tov highlighted the importance of strategic planning.
- Ayelet Greenbaum Arizon is succeeded by Brenner Shelem in the role.
Rachel Brenner Shelem has been appointed the new Deputy Director General for Strategic and Economic Planning at the Ministry of Health, succeeding Ayelet Greenbaum Arizon. Brenner Shelem, 43, has been with the Ministry of Health for nine years, most recently serving as the senior director of the Human Resources Planning Department for the past two years. In her previous roles, she led the ministry's human resource planning, including doubling the number of medical students in Israel and increasing the number of immigrant doctors. She also spearheaded initiatives to increase the number of outstanding doctors in the periphery and established various medical education programs.
Moshe Bar Siman Tov, the Director General of the Ministry of Health, emphasized the importance of strategic planning for the healthcare system, including increasing the number of doctors and ensuring equitable medical care across the country. He credited Brenner Shelem as a key partner in expanding medical student enrollment and implementing strategic improvements to the healthcare system. Bar Siman Tov also thanked Ayelet Greenbaum Arizon for her leadership in the Strategic and Economic Planning Administration.
Upon her appointment, Brenner Shelem expressed her gratitude for the trust placed in her and her privilege to follow in Greenbaum Arizon's footsteps. She stated her commitment to continuing public service and contributing to the Israeli society and healthcare system in her new role, focusing on long-term vision and innovation in partnership with system leaders.
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