CEO of California’s Saint Agnes Steps Down After 6-Month Stint

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James N. Leonard, president CEO of Saint Agnes Medical Center in Fresno, Calif., has resigned after slightly more than six months in the head post, according to a Fresno Bee report.

Hospital officials did not provide an explanation for Mr. Leonard’s departure, according to the report. He was the third CEO at the 436-bed Saint Agnes in six years.

COO Nancy Hollingsworth has been named interim president and CEO.

Read the Fresno Bee report on the resignation of Saint Agnes Medical Center’s CEO.

Read about other California hospital executive moves:

– Grant Davies Named CEO of Three Sutter Health Hospitals

– Calvin Knight Named CEO of California’s John Muir Health

– California’s Pioneers Memorial Healthcare Names CFO

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