Cycling is an activity that often mimics life. It requires balance and pedaling back and forth in one area propels you forward in another. Sometimes you need to apply more effort and other times it’s best to back off. Eric McBride knows this well. As an accomplished executive for a regional medical group, he’s made strides in his career while also achieving success as a cyclist. And his ride all started when he was a student at Slippery Rock University.
McBride, a 1996 SRU graduate with a degree in public administration, is the CEO of Tenet Physician Resources, Eastern Region, in which he oversees the Fortune 200 company’s East Coast operations that includes more than 400 doctors and health care providers and 100 practice sites. His feats as a cyclist include a bronze medal at the world duathlon championship in 2000, and he continues to…
