6 latest hospital, health system CEO moves

The following hospital and health system CEO moves were reported by Becker’s Hospital Review in the last week. They are listed below, beginning with the most recent.

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1. Pamela Reed, MSN, RN, was promoted to CEO of Kindred Hospital Melbourne (Fla.).

2. Boston-based Dana-Farber Cancer Institute named Laurie H. Glimcher, MD, CEO, effective January 2017.

3. Peter Chalke, CEO of Lewiston-based Central Maine Healthcare, will retire from his post later this year.

4. Elizabethtown (N.Y.) Community Hospital, part of Burlington-based University of Vermont Health Network, named John Remillard interim administrator and CEO.

5. Joseph Woodin, administrator of Gifford Medical Center in Randolph, Vt., will leave the organization in May to become president and CEO of Oak Bluffs, Mass.-based Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.

6. Tracie Haughey, CFO of Washington, Ga.-based Wills Memorial Hospital, will take over the CEO position while also, for now, continuing as CFO.

 

More articles on healthcare executive moves:

Albany Medical Center names chief of cardiothoracic surgery: 5 things to know
Dana-Farber names new CEO: 3 things to know
Diplomat Pharmacy promotes executives: 4 things to know

 

 

 

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