Mr. Currin will continue to work through the end of the year as a consultant for Greensboro, N.C.-based Cone Health, which Alamance merged with earlier this year, according to the report. He will also continue working on the hospital’s Cultivating Hope Capital Campaign, which benefits the healing garden at the hospital’s cancer center. Additionally, Mr. Currin will keep working with Impact Alamance, a community health fund established by the Cone merger, according to the report.
Alamance president and COO Preston Hammock has assumed full executive responsibility for the hospital, according to the report.
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