AHVAP president earns ACHE FACHE credential
Anne Marie Orlando, president of the 2026-2027 AHVAP Board of Directors, has earned ACHE’s board certification in healthcare management and Fellow status. The designation signals advanced leadership training and places her among a small group of healthcare executives recognized by ACHE.
Why it matters: - The FACHE credential is ACHE’s highest professional designation for healthcare executives. - The certification signals commitment to ethical leadership, ongoing education and management standards in healthcare. - Orlando’s achievement adds visibility to healthcare value analysis leadership inside AHVAP.
What happened: - Anne Marie Orlando, MBA, BS, RN, CVAHP, RCIS, FACHDM, PNAP, FAHVAP, FACHE, earned board certification in healthcare management and Fellow status with the American College of Healthcare Executives. - Orlando serves as president of the 2026-2027 AHVAP Board of Directors. - AHVAP announced the recognition on August 24, 2026, from Atlanta.
The details: - Fellow status represents the highest standard of professional development within ACHE. - As of January 1, 2026, 8,397 healthcare executives held the distinction. - Candidates must meet ACHE membership, academic and experiential criteria, provide references, earn continuing education credits, show professional or community involvement and pass a comprehensive examination. - Fellows must also complete recertification every three years. - Deborah J. Bowen, FACHE, CAE, president and CEO of ACHE, said the credential reflects a commitment to excellence in serving patients and communities. - Dr. Hudson Garrett, AHVAP executive director and executive vice president, said Orlando’s achievement reflects professional excellence, ethical leadership and continuous growth. - AHVAP said Orlando is privileged to bear the FACHE credential, which signifies board certification in healthcare management. - More information is available through ACHE Customer Service by calling (312) 424-9400, emailing contact@ache.org or visiting ache.org/FACHE.
Between the lines: - The announcement reinforces AHVAP’s emphasis on leadership development as part of healthcare value analysis work. - The small number of ACHE Fellows underscores the selectivity of the credential. - The recognition may also strengthen Orlando’s profile as she leads AHVAP’s board.
What's next: - Orlando will carry the FACHE designation during her term as AHVAP board president. - ACHE Fellows remain subject to ongoing professional development and recertification every three years. - AHVAP says its mission is to support high-quality, safe, efficient, value-based care across the healthcare continuum.
The bottom line: - Orlando’s new FACHE credential marks a notable leadership milestone for both her and AHVAP.
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