- Gadsden Regional (Gadseden, Ala.) announces Stephen Pennington as its new CEO.
- Jefferson Regional Medical Center (Pine Bluff, Ark.) announces Walter Johnson as new CEO.
- Mercy Medical Center (Redding, Calif.) CEO Rick Barnett resigns; hospital starting national search for replacement.
- Jackson Health System (Miami) names Dr. Eneida Roldan as president and CEO.
- St. Luke’s Health System (Boise, Idaho) names Dr. Dave Pate as new president and CEO.
- Dekalb Memorial Hospital (Auburn, Ind.) CEO Jack Corey resigns.
- Riley Hospital for Children (Indianapolis) names Daniel Fink as president and CEO.
- Mercy Regional Health Center (Manhattan, Kan.) names John Broberg as new president and CEO.
- Norton Audubon Hospital (Louisville, Ky.) names Steven MacLauchlan as new president.
- Saint Agnes Hospital (Baltimore) names Steve Furniss as CFO.
- Brockton Hospital (Brockton, Mass.) CEO Norman Goodman resigns.
- Hennepin County Medical Center (Minneapolis) names Arthur Gonzalez as CEO.
- Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital (Hastings, Neb.) names Bradley Neet as CEO.
- Hackensack University Medical Center (Hackensack, N.J.) names Robert Garret as acting president and CEO following resignation of John Ferguson.
- Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton (Hamilton, N.J.) names Anthony J. Cimino as president and CEO.
- Duke University Hospital (Durham, N.C.) names Kevin Sowers as CEO.
- Union Hospital (Dover, Ohio) names R. Bruce James as president and CEO.
- Children’s Hospital of UPMC (Pittsburgh) CEO Roger Oxendale resigns.
- Sumner Regional Health Systems (Gallatin, Tenn.) CEO William T. Sugg resigns.
- Southwestern Vermont Health Care (Bennington, Vt.) begins search for new CEO.
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