The 124-bed, $186.5 million hospital project will be completed in December.
In addition to his role as the hospital’s CEO, Mr. Rader will also be responsible for overseeing operations at the adjacent medical office building, according to the report.
Mr. Rader has served as CEO of several hospitals, including University Hospital in Broward County, Fla., Palmyra Medical Center in Albany, Ga., and Pulaski (Va.) Community Hospital.
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Des Peres Hospital names Alexander Lovshin COO
Mercy Health names Gary Raju CFO for West Region
Former Cleveland Clinic executive Fred DeGrandis named chief administrative officer of the Global Center for Health Innovation
