Peggy Troy, Former President and CEO Emeritus of Children's Wisconsin, Joins Child Health Advisory Council

DALLAS, Aug. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- CareerPhysician, LLC, the national leader in academic child health executive search and leadership development, today announced that Peggy Troy, RN, MSN, former president and CEO Emeritus of Children's Wisconsin has joined the Child Health Advisory Council (CHAC).

The Child Health Advisory Council (CHAC) is comprised of a diverse group of emeritus deans, department chairs, division chiefs and child health executives recognized for their leadership contributions in academic child health. The CHAC's impact, diversity and currency is further bolstered by its Specialty Advisors who are active current national leaders in each of the subspecialties in pediatrics. Collectively, the 30+ members of the CHAC bring unmatched wisdom and experience to CareerPhysician's executive search and leadership development endeavors.

"Peggy's remarkable career has been defined by an unwavering commitment to advancing pediatric care, always doing what is best for kids and continually mentoring the next generation of child health leaders," said Wesley Millican, CEO and Physician Talent Officer, CareerPhysician. "Her unique perspectives and deep operational experiences will meaningfully impact the council's efforts to deliver robust talent strategies and solutions capable of addressing the workforce shortages and leadership needs of the next generation."

Troy served as the first female president and CEO of Children's Wisconsin from 2009 to 2024, leading the state's only health system solely dedicated to the care of children. Under her leadership, Children's Wisconsin was consistently ranked among the best children's hospitals in the country by U.S. News & World Report, grew into a $2 billion system employing more than 6,000 individuals and partnered with more than 750 pediatric specialists from the Medical College of Wisconsin.

"I'm honored to join the Child Health Advisory Council and support its important work to strengthen the future of pediatric care," said Troy. "I look forward to working closely with the Council and CareerPhysician to address workforce challenges in pediatrics. I've long believed that when we invest in strong leadership and a committed workforce, we can create a healthier future for every child."

Troy is widely recognized for her advocacy on behalf of children's health at both the state and national levels, earning several recognitions including CEO of the Year by the BizTimes, the Alumna of the Year Award from Marquette University and a Distinguished Service Award from the Wisconsin Hospital Association. In addition, she has served on the boards of the Children's Hospital Association, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Regional Medical Center, among other civic and corporate organizations.

To learn more about the CHAC, visit https://careerphysician.com/child-health-advisory/.

About the Child Health Advisory Council
The Child Health Advisory Council™ (CHAC) is firmly committed to capturing the leadership wisdom of senior and emeritus academic child health leaders and to passing it on to current and future generations. With the current workforce shortages, many young pediatric leaders are being pressed into complex leadership roles early. The CHAC supports these professionals through mentorship and resources such as its Pediatric Insight™ articles, conversations and the New Leader Engagement Program (NLEP), all positively impacting the legacies of these emerging leaders and the faculty and patients they serve. Meet the CHAC members.

About CareerPhysician
CareerPhysician^® is the national leader in academic child health executive search and leadership development. The company's mission is to meaningfully impact the lives of children and their families and the careers of the faculty and leaders who serve them. In collaboration with the Child Health Advisory Council, CareerPhysician provides an innovative suite of executive search and leadership development services that span the full continuum from residents and fellows to senior faculty and leaders. CareerPhysician clients benefit from the company's 25 years of experience exclusively dedicated to the child health talent needs of departments of pediatrics, colleges of medicine, and children's hospitals.

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SOURCE CareerPhysician