Fred Salzinger joins business and finance









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Fred Salzinger
Fred Salzinger has been appointed director of health planning, policy and finance in UNMC Business and Finance.

Salzinger will report to Bradley Britigan, M.D., dean of the College of Medicine, and focus on special projects such as strategic planning as well as assisting UNMC Physicians with its compensation plan project.

“Fred has a wealth of experience in academic medicine and in the Omaha community,” said Don Leuenberger, vice chancellor for business and finance. “We look forward to his contributions to the continued success of UNMC.”












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Education: Master’s in business, Virginia Commonwealth University

Community involvement: Worked with the Charles Drew Health Center, Head Start and Girls, Inc.

Professional organizations: Active with the Association of American Medical Colleges and the Association of Academic Health Centers.




Salzinger most recently worked at Creighton University Health Sciences Office as associate vice president for health science where he concentrated on planning, finance, administration and government relations.

He also served a tenure as associate dean for finance and administration in the Creighton University School of Medicine.

Before his time at Creighton, Salzinger spent seven years as the chief financial officer of the faculty practice plan at the Virginia Commonwealth University Medical College.

“I am pleased Fred has joined our team and I know he and his expertise will prove invaluable to us as the college moves forward,” Dr. Britigan said.

3 comments

  1. Tom O'Connor says:

    Welcome, Fred! Great to have you on the UNMC team!

  2. Devendra K. Agrawal says:

    My heartiest Congratulations Fred! The UNMC is indeed lucky to have you on this position. You will be be an asset! Creighton's loss is UNMC's gain.
    Keep in touch!
    Best regards,
    DK

  3. Bernd Fritzsch says:

    Dear Fred,
    great move, wish you best of luck in your new job. Hope to stay in touch.
    Bernd Fritzsch
    DEO, Biology, Uiowa

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