8 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. Tyrone (Pa.) Regional Health Network has tapped Anna Marie Anna, RN, as acting CEO.

2. Robert A. Chrencik, president and CEO of Baltimore-based University of Maryland Medical System, resigned, effective April 26.

3. Ritzville, Wash.-based East Adams Rural Healthcare, a critical access facility, tapped Corey Fedie to serve as CEO, effective June 10.

4. Tri Valley Health System in Cambridge, Neb., has selected Jessica Fisher to serve as CEO, effective May 6.

5. Jim Flynn, CEO of Galesburg (Ill.) Cottage Hospital, is resigning in mid-May.

6. Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has selected Richard Gray, MD, to serve as CEO of Mayo Clinic in Arizona, based in Phoenix.

7. The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston named Timothy Harlin executive vice president and CEO of the UTMB Health System.

8. Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare has appointed Carolyn Jackson CEO of its Massachusetts market and CEO of St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Mass.

More articles on executive moves:
University of Maryland Medical System CEO resigns amid board scandal
Tenet taps Carolyn Jackson as Massachusetts market, hospital CEO: 3 things to know
Timothy Harlin appointed University of Texas Medical Branch Health System CEO: 5 things to know

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