November 5, 2026
Medina Regional Hospital Chief Nursing Officer Selected for Prestigious Texas Hospital Association Leadership Program
Medina Healthcare System is proud to announce that RebeccaDeen, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, Chief Nursing Officer at Medina Regional Hospital, hasbeen selected to participate in the Texas Hospital Association's (THA)Leadership Fellows Class of 2027.
The highly competitive program brings together healthcareleaders from hospitals across Texas to strengthen their leadership skills,expand their understanding of healthcare policy, and prepare them to advocatefor the needs of hospitals, patients, and communities.
As Chief Nursing Officer, Deen provides executive leadershipfor nursing services, clinical quality, patient safety, workforce development,and regulatory compliance at Medina Regional Hospital. Her selection recognizesher leadership experience and commitment to advancing healthcare.
"Rebecca is an exceptional leader, and I could not bemore proud of her selection for this program," said Billie Bell, ChiefExecutive Officer of Medina Healthcare System. "This recognition speaks tothe caliber of leader she is and the tremendous value she brings to ourorganization. She is an essential part of our leadership team, deeply committedto our staff, our patients, and the community we serve. We are fortunate tohave someone with her dedication, knowledge, and compassion helping lead ourhospital."
The THA Leadership Fellows Program provides participantswith an in-depth understanding of the legislative and regulatory processes thatinfluence healthcare delivery in Texas. Throughout the program, fellows engagewith healthcare experts, policymakers, and fellow hospital leaders whiledeveloping strategies to address challenges facing hospitals and thecommunities they serve.
Participants complete four educational modules focused onhealthcare policy, advocacy, communication, and leadership development. Theexperience also provides opportunities to build lasting professionalrelationships with healthcare leaders throughout the state.
Deen's participation will bring valuable perspectives andconnections back to Medina Regional Hospital, further strengthening theorganization's ability to navigate the evolving healthcare landscape whileremaining focused on delivering quality, compassionate care.
Medina Healthcare System congratulates Rebecca on thiswell-deserved achievement and looks forward to the contributions she will makeas a member of the THA Leadership Fellows Class of 2027.

