7 recent hospital, health system CEO moves

Becker’s Hospital Review reported the following hospital and health system CEO moves in the last week. 

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The executives are listed below, alphabetically. 

1. Andrew Bagnall was promoted to president and CEO of HSHS Wisconsin, effective Jan. 26.

2. Gabe Bullaro is the new CEO of West Marion Community Hospital in Ocala, Fla. 

3. Eric Lewis, CEO of Port Angeles, Wash.-based Olympic Medical Center, will retire May 1.

4. Tom Mullen, CEO of Baltimore-based Mercy Health Services, will retire in July. 

5. Ken Reid, CEO of Carlinville (Ill.) Area Hospital, will retire Jan. 31.

6. Scott Taylor will retire as CEO of St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City, Kan., and Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital in Ulysses, Kan., effective July 1.

7. The Seneca Healthcare District board of directors voted not to renew the contract of hospital CEO Linda Wagner.

 

 

More articles on executive moves:
HCA Gulf Coast Division appoints CMO
Quorum, Vermont hospital board seek dismissal of lawsuit over former CEO’s departure
Capital Medical Center taps Chris Sloan as COO

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