PeaceHealth Medical Group Leadership

Kurt Litvin, Specialty Services Director PeaceHealth Medical Group Kurt Litvin joined PeaceHealth Medical Group with over 30 years of healthcare management experience. Prior to joining PHMG from his role as administrator of Family Physicians Group, Litvin held various management, consulting and administrative positions in both hospital and private practice settings. He has also managed numerous joint venture entities involving hospitals and private medical groups. Prior to returning to the Pacific Northwest, Kurt served as Chief Operating Officer for Modesto Radiology, a large Radiology-Interventional practice serving four regional hospitals, and owning multiple satellites, freestanding and mobile services. Litvin has an MBA from California Coast University and has been published in industry trade journals. He has served on school and state licensing boards. He lives in Oregon with his wife and has two daughters. He enjoys hiking, snowshoeing and photography in his spare time.

Greg Orr, Director Physician Services PeaceHealth Medical Group Greg comes to Vancouver from Boise, Idaho where he was Director Physician Services/St. Luke’s Clinic for St. Luke’s Health System, Boise Idaho. He was a key leader in the growth and development of the St. Luke’s Clinic which includes over 450 physicians and advanced practice providers. Greg’s responsibilities at St. Luke’s included the operational performance of the physician practices in the Boise-Meridian region for both primary care and specialty practices. Greg received a Bachelor of Science, Healthcare Administration from Oregon State University and a Master’s Business Administration from Boise State University. In his spare time he enjoys golfing, running and finding new places to hike with his wife Cheryl.

Alden Roberts, MD, Chief Medical Officer Southwest Washington Health System Dr. Roberts joined the senior leadership team at PeaceHealth Southwest in August 2007. He initially served as PeaceHealth Southwest's vice president of quality and patient safety before transitioning into the Chief Medical Officer role. Prior to his appointment, Dr. Roberts was a general surgeon with Kaiser Permanente. As a respected member of the Southwest Washington medical community and medical staff president-elect, he brought years of passion for quality, safety and physician leadership to the role. Dr. Roberts had been a member of the Medical Staff at Southwest since 1990. During his tenure he served on the Patient Care Committee, the Medical Ethics Community, the Department of Surgery Chair, and the Quality Committee. He also served in various teaching roles, including Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery at USC School of Medicine, Professor of Surgery at Legacy Emanuel, and Clinical Instructor for the Department of Family Practice at the University of Washington. He is an accomplished photographer.