5 healthcare CFOs in the headlines

Here are five healthcare industry CFOs who were in the news this past week.

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1. Mike Nelson was in the news as he retried as CFO of OSF Saint Anthony’s Health Center in Alton, Ill.

2. Mat Hanley was in the news as he succeeded Mr. Nelson as CFO of OSF Saint Anthony’s.

3. Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare CFO Daniel Cancelmi was in the news as his compensation fell 47.2 percent in 2015.

4. Kyle Effler, former CFO of Cancer Fund of America Inc., and Cancer Support Services Inc., was in the news as the two charities settled fraud charges. He is banned from fundraising, charity management and oversight of charitable assets.

5. Nevado (Mo.) Regional Medical Center CFO Mike Harbor was in the news discussing the hospital’s latest financials.

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