Hancock Medical Center CEO Leaves for Top Job at Fishermen’s Hospital in Florida

Hal Leftwich, CEO of Hancock Medical Center in Bay St. Louis, Miss., has left his post to take the top job at Fishermen’s Community Hospital in Marathon, Fla.

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Mr. Leftwich takes over for Scott Landrum, who has led Fishermen’s Community Hospital as chief transition officer since last January when the hospital’s board of trustees decided to return the hospital to non-profit status. The leadership change is effective Jan. 1.

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