Lenexa, Kansas, United States – August 2024 – Mary Chesser has stepped into the role of Senior Director, Human Resources at Quest Diagnostics, where she will oversee HR operations, contributing to the company’s mission of empowering people to take action to improve health outcomes.
Prior to this, Mary Chesser served as the Director, HR Business Partner at Quest Diagnostics Employer Population Health for over three years. In this role, she was instrumental in aligning talent and organizational strategies with business objectives, ensuring a cohesive approach to driving results across the organization.
Before joining Quest Diagnostics, she held the position of Senior Organization Effectiveness Consultant at Black & Veatch in Overland Park, Kansas, where she played a key role in delivering organizational development services to support change, culture, strategy, and alignment initiatives.
Earlier in her career, Mary was the Director of Learning & Organizational Development at Shook, Hardy & Bacon, where she focused on enhancing the firm’s organizational effectiveness and employee development.
Her extensive career also includes significant roles at the City of Olathe as Assistant Director of HR, TWG Consulting as Director of Organizational Development and CLEC/Broadband, Birch Telecom as Director of Process, Implementation, Training, and Sprint as Training Manager.
Quest Diagnostics (NYSE: DGX) is a leading provider of diagnostic information services that help people take action to improve health outcomes. Leveraging the world’s largest database of clinical lab results, Quest Diagnostics offers insights that drive new avenues in disease identification and treatment, inspire healthy behaviors, and enhance healthcare management. Serving one in three adult Americans annually and half of the physicians and hospitals in the United States, Quest Diagnostics is at the forefront of innovation in diagnostic testing, with over 3,000 tests offered and a workforce of 47,000 dedicated employees. The company operates an extensive clinical testing network across the U.S. and internationally, providing services to approximately 550,000 patients each workday.
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