Ms. Bassett said she would like to remain in the position, but hospital board chairman Marv Schindler said the board will interview various prospective CEOs and CFOs — including Ms. Bassett — before HMA departs. Ms. Bassett works for a company that has been at odds with the hospital board over how to run the hospital.
The hospital board voted in early August to hire Tennessee-based Quorum Health Resources to manage Fishermen’s starting next summer. The board will also be responsible for the hospital’s financial success, a responsibility that previous fell to HMA.
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