Iasis CEO to Retire as Part of Broader Reorganization

David White, the CEO of Iasis Healthcare, a for-profit hospital company based in Nashville, Tenn., plans to retire by the end of the year as part of a management shake-up, according to the Nashville Business Journal. W. Carl Whitmer, the company’s CFO, will replace him.

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Iasis’ chief accounting officer, John Doyle, will become CFO. The company also disclosed it is undertaking a national search to replace COO Sandra McRee, who has been with the company since 2001.  

Since 2000, when Mr. White became CEO of Iasis, the company has grown from $815 million in annual revenue to $2.4 billion, according to the Business Journal. It operates 15 acute-care hospitals in Utah, Arizona, Florida, Texas, Nevada and Louisiana and a Medicaid and Medicare managed health plan in Phoenix, according to the report.

Read the Nashville Business Journal report on CEO David White.

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