Penn State Health Names New Vice Presidents to Drive Growth and Care Delivery

Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon York, PA, September 24, 2026 —

Penn State Health has announced the appointment of two new vice presidents tasked with advancing the health system’s growth initiatives and enhancing care delivery. Dr. Marthe Haverkamp has been named Vice President of Transformation, and Matthew Kemmann will serve as Vice President of Strategy.

These strategic leadership roles are designed to steer Penn State Health forward, focusing on key areas critical for both expansion and the refinement of patient care services. The appointments underscore a commitment to evolving the health system’s operations and patient experience.

Dr. Haverkamp’s role as Vice President of Transformation is expected to focus on implementing changes and innovations that reshape how services are delivered. Her responsibilities will likely involve overseeing significant projects aimed at modernizing processes, integrating new technologies, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement across the organization. The objective is to ensure Penn State Health remains at the forefront of healthcare innovation and efficiency.

Concurrently, Matthew Kemmann’s appointment as Vice President of Strategy will concentrate on the long-term planning and direction of Penn State Health. His work will involve identifying new opportunities for growth, analyzing market trends, and developing comprehensive strategies to achieve the health system’s overarching goals. This includes building on existing strengths and exploring avenues for expansion that align with the evolving landscape of healthcare.

Both roles are integral to the health system’s mission to provide high-quality care and expand access to its services. The specifics regarding the commencement dates for their new positions and previous affiliations were not detailed in the announcement.

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