COLUMBIA, Tenn — Maury Regional Health is pleased to announce the appointment of Julie Bowling to its board of trustees. Bowling brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in insurance and employee benefits to the organization and served as a member of the advisory board from 2022-2024.
“Since its inception in 1953, Maury Regional Health has been blessed with strong leadership through its board of trustees. Mrs. Bowling’s service on the board will add to that tradition,” said CEO Martin Chaney, MD. “Her background and proven advocacy for her community will be invaluable assets as we strive towards delivering a clinically excellent, compassionate experience for our patients.”
Bowling serves as general counsel for the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation and Farm Bureau Insurance – Tennessee. She graduated from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville with a degree in agriculture.
Bowling received her J.D. with high honors from Emory University School of Law in 2006. She practiced law in Atlanta, Georgia for more three years, focusing on tax controversy and litigation, before moving to Columbia to serve as assistant general counsel. She later took on the additional role of manager for payroll and benefits. Today, Bowling enjoys working on a variety of legal issues for the Tennessee Farm Bureau and its service companies including employment law, tax issues, litigation, insurance law, and agricultural law. She is licensed to practice law in Tennessee and Georgia.
“As someone who has experienced excellent care from Maury Regional and have seen people I care about receive excellent care, I am honored to join the board of Trustees of Maury Regional Health and look forward to contributing to its mission,” said Board Member Julie Bowling. “Together, I believe we can create a positive impact to health care in our region.”
The board of trustees for Maury Regional Health is comprised of nine members. Beverly Horner serves as chair, Scott Gaines as vice chair, with additional members being Jeff Adams, MD, Greg Martin, Jan McKeel, Drew Parker, Brian Williams and Maury Regional Health CEO Martin Chaney, MD.