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Jonathan Jean-Marie, MHA, FACHE, Senior Vice President and Administrator at Loma Linda University Medical Center–Murrieta, has been named one of the “240 Community Hospital CEO’s Know in 2026," by Becker’s Hospital Review, a leading hospital industry publication.

Since assuming his post in May 2021, Jean-Marie has provided outstanding executive leadership for hospital operations, strategic growth, and clinical performance for Loma Linda University Medical Center–Murrieta as it serves one of Southern California’s fastest-growing regions. He oversees major service lines including emergency services, surgical services, and maternity care. He also works closely with medical staff leadership to recruit and retain physicians and expand clinical capacity. 

“This recognition is far more a testament to our amazing team and the incredible work they do every day,” Jean-Marie said. “I’m incredibly proud of what we’re building together for the families and visitors to our Southwest Riverside County region” 

Under Jean-Marie’s leadership, the hospital earned U.S. News & World Report's “Best Hospital for Maternity Care” distinction for 2026, following a “high-performing” ranking in maternity care in 2025. In Spring 2026, the hospital also earned its fifth consecutive “A” patient safety rating from the Leapfrog Group, recognizing the entire Murrieta team's efforts to protect patients from preventable harm and error during their inpatient stays.

Jean-Marie is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives and serves as a senior executive leader within Loma Linda (Calif.) University Health, contributing to system-level strategy across hospitals. Jean-Marie also remains an active collaborator with physician leadership, residency programs, and community partnerships.

Becker’s recognized these 240 healthcare leaders for their excellence as community stewards, strategic visionaries, and patient advocates. While acute care remains central to their mission, these forward-thinking executives also prioritize expanding their institutions’ offerings, making sure to weave primary care, specialty treatments, rehabilitation, and public health programs into a broader picture of community health. 

At the same time, community hospital CEOs, are vital to shaping the cultures that attract and retain talented caregivers, building the long-term strategies that position their hospitals for growth, and maintaining the financial discipline that keeps high-quality, cost-effective care within reach for their communities.

The complete list of the 240 honorees can be found on the Becker’s Hospital Review website.,