1. Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare announced the appointment of Michael J. Mandl as president and CEO.
2. Little Rock, Ark.-based CHI St. Vincent Healthcare named Chad Aduddell interim market CEO.
3. Fayetteville, Tenn.-based Lincoln County Health System named Elizabeth Lemons and Bailey Pratt interim CEO and CFO, respectively.
4. John Remillard, CEO of Oneonta, N.Y.-based A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital, part of Cooperstown, N.Y.-based Bassett Healthcare Network, will retire Dec. 31.
5. Robert P. Granger, president and CEO of St. Francis Hospital in Columbus, Ga., resigned.
6. Detroit-based Together Health Network named Scott Eathorne, MD, CEO.
7. Flagstaff-based Northern Arizona Healthcare named Robert Thames CEO, effective April 13.
8. Hancock, Mich.-based Upper Peninsula Health System-Portage named Jeff Lang CEO. Mr. Lang’s tenure began March 9.
9. Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center selected Paul O’Sullivan to be its next CEO, effective April 6.
10. Diana Hendel, CEO of Long Beach (Calif.) Memorial Medical Center, announced her resignation.
11. Seattle Children’s Hospital named Jeff Sperring, MD, as its new CEO, effective early May 2015.
12. Ronald A. Ott, president and CEO of Marshall, Mo.-based Fitzgibbon Hospital, plans to retire May 1 after leading the hospital for more than 20 years.
13. Scotland County Hospital in Memphis, Mo., named Randall W. Tobler, MD, CEO.
14. Cincinnati-based Mercy Health promoted Imran Andrabi, MD, to the newly created position of president and CEO/chief network integration officer of Mercy Health-Toledo (Ohio).
15. Des Moines, Iowa-based UnityPoint Health President and CEO Bill Leaver announced he will retire in January 2016. The health system chose Kevin Vermeer, executive vice president and chief strategy officer, to succeed him.
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