DMC Detroit Receiving Hospital CEO to retire after 40 years

The Detroit Medical Center has announced that DMC Detroit Receiving Hospital CEO, Iris Taylor, PhD, RN, will retire March 27.

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Dr. Taylor has served DMC for the last 40 years. She began her career at DMC Detroit Receiving Hospital and University Health Center in 1975 as head staff nurse, then assistant director, director and vice president of nursing services. In 1999, she became senior vice president of patient care and CNO for the DMC system until 2002, when she was appointed to president of DMC Harper University Hospital and Hutzel Women’s Hospital, then DMC chief business officer.

She spent nearly a decade as CEO of DMC Detroit Receiving Hospital.

A search for Dr. Taylor’s successor is underway.

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