Annenberg Center for Health Sciences At

“Eisenhower medical center is the sole corporate member of the annenberg center for health sciences.”

“The sole corporate member, eisenhower medical center, elects the board of directors.”

“The sole corporate member, eisenhower medical center, maintains certain reserve powers: elects the directors of the corporation; may remove directors of the corporation from office with or without cause; may appoint directors emeritus of the corporation; may adopt, amend or repeal new bylaws.”

“Review of the 990 was performed by management prior to filing and presented to the governing board after filing with the irs.”

“Annually, related parties, including officers, directors, trustees, and key employees are surveyed for transactions that could give rise to conflicts. Written questionnaires are reviewed by the governance committee to determine if additional questions or information should be documented regarding specific transactions. The governance committee reviews all statements submitted by board members who indicate a potential conflict. The governance committee advises the ceo and chairman of the board of any material conflicts so that the individual can be recused from any discussion of deliberation pertaining to the conflict.”

“The annenberg center for health sciences finance/compensation committee reviews the president/ceo's performance each year in reference to predetermined annual goals and objectives. The achs board chairman, from time to time, discusses the annenberg center president/ceo compensation package with the emc vp-hr and emc ceo to ensure that it is comparable to other emc executives. The achs finance committee has the final responsibility for approving salary and bonus amounts for the president/ceo. The annenberg center for health sciences ceo reviews the performance of executive staff and key employees each year.”

“See response to part vi line 15a.”

“Annenberg center for health sciences at eisenhower releases its governing documents, conflicts of interest policy, and financial statements to the genreal public upon request. That request may be either verbal or written.”

“The annenberg center for health sciences at eisenhower believes that clinicians and patients who are well informed with the most up-to-date medical knowledge assure the best health outcomes for communities. Yet, because of overwhelming pace of new medical advances, keeping current with that knowledge is challenging. The annenberg center provides innovative and meaningful learning experiences that keep physicians, other healthcare providers, trainees and patients a step ahead of changes in healthcare. We impart knowledge to improve patient care.”

“The annenberg center accredits 11 regularly scheduled series (rss's) or recurring hospital-based education for eisenhower heal th (eh). A sample of this programming includes grand rounds, morbidity and mortality conferences, tumor conferences, cardiology conferences and quality assurance and improvement (qa&i) conferences. The annenberg center also accredits several standing programs for eisenhower each year. In fiscal year 2024, the annenberg center awarded 5,417 ce certificates to participants in eisenhower-based activities, which reliably garnered ratings above 4.7 (on a scale of 1 to 5). Further, the annenberg center developed and accredited a much larger portfolio of 288 national and a few international ce activities. In fiscal year 2024, the highest volume was 96 live courses with another 181 internet-based educational materials (typically slides with audio or audio video). Topics covered many non-surgical diagnostic and therapeutic areas, featuring oncology, hepatology, hiv/aids, gastroenterology and pediatrics. The annenberg center awarded 74,115 ce certificates to participants in these national and internationalactivities, which also drew consistent ratings above 4.7.”

“Annenberg center for health sciences does not have employees but shares the costs of personnel, services, facilities and expenses, with its parent, eisenhower medical center.”

“PROFESSIONAL FEES - Total Expense: 539820, Program Service Expense: 534422, Management and General Expenses: 5398, Fundraising Expenses: 0; HONORARIUM - Total Expense: 401010, Program Service Expense: 397000, Management and General Expenses: 4010, Fundraising Expenses: 0; PURCHASED SERVICES - Total Expense: 234976, Program Service Expense: 232628, Management and General Expenses: 2348, Fundraising Expenses: 0; PROFESSIONAL IT FEES - Total Expense: 94206, Program Service Expense: 93264, Management and General Expenses: 942, Fundraising Expenses: 0; RECRUITING AGENCIES - Total Expense: 37500, Program Service Expense: 30000, Management and General Expenses: 7500, Fundraising Expenses: 0;”