Memphis, Tenn.-based Baptist Memorial Health Care recently promoted six leaders across hospitals in Tennessee and Arkansas.
Paul Cade was promoted to the system’s vice president and metro market leader, according to an Aug. 18 health system news release. Mr. Cade previously served in a dual role as vice president and metro market leader and Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis’ administrator and CEO for the past three years.
Sam Lynd was appointed administrator and CEO of Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis. He most recently served as CEO of NEA Baptist in Jonesboro, Ark.
Craig Earley was named administrator and CEO of NEA Baptist Memorial Hospital in Jonesboro, Ark. He previously served as COO of Baptist Memphis.
Skipper Bondurant, administrator and CEO of Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City (Tenn.), also became administrator and CEO of Baptist Memorial Hospital-Carroll County in Huntingdon, Tenn., effective Aug. 1.
Kevin Redd was named chief administrative officer of Baptist Union City and Baptist Carroll County, effective June 26. He most recently served as associate administrator of Baptist Memorial Hospital-Collierville (Tenn.).
Alicia Poczekaj succeeded Mr. Redd as associate administrator of Baptist Memorial Hospital-Collierville (Tenn.), effective June 26. She most recently served as system director of transformation and project management.
Susan Breeden retired after 32 years with Baptist Memorial Health Care. She stepped down July 31 as administrator and CEO of Baptist Carroll County, a role she held since 1997.
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