Chuck DiBello has been named vice president of operations for Morgantown, W. Va.-based WVU Medicine’s Berkeley Medical Center in Martinsburg, W. Va. and Jefferson Medical Center in Ranson, W. Va., effective Feb. 16.
Prior to his new role, Mr. DiBello served as vice president of master facility planning and construction for Little Rock-based Arkansas Children’s Hospital, according to a Jan. 15 news release.
In his new role, Mr. DiBello will oversee facilities, construction plant maintenance, real estate and support departments like dietary, environment, parking, security and lab services.
“He will provide operational and facilities-planning oversight for several of the region’s most significant growth initiatives, including the Berkeley Medical Center bed tower, which breaks ground next month, the Jefferson Medical Office Building and many other major capital and growth investments planned over the next several years,” the release said.
