CEO of MCG Health in Georgia Steps Down

Don Snell is stepping down as president and CEO of 632-bed MCG Health in Augusta, Ga., according to a release from MCG Health.

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James N. Thompson, MD, dean emeritus of Wake Forest University School of Medicine, will serve as interim president.

MCG Health, operated by the Medical College of Georgia, includes the 478-bed MCGHealth Medical Center and the 154-bed MCGHealth Children’s Medical Center.

Joining MCG Health 10 years ago, Mr. Snell oversaw its turnaround after a $25 million deficit in 2000 and restructured its outpatient clinics into a flexible, non-profit system that competes for patients with other systems.

Read the release on the MCG Health CEO.

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