Tim Trottier is retiring as CEO of St. Joseph Regional Medical Center after 18 months in the role, according to the The Lewiston Tribune.
Mr. Trottier's last day helming the Lewiston, Idaho-based hospital will be July 1, Samantha Skinner, a spokesperson for the hospital, told the newspaper.
St. Joseph, which is part of Brentwood, Tenn.-based LifePoint Health, named Mr. Trottier CEO in January 2020. Before that, he was CEO of Lebanon, Ky.-based Spring View Hospital, another LifePoint facility.
"We are grateful for Tim's leadership and service — especially throughout the pandemic, which has arguably been the most challenging situation the healthcare industry has faced. We are proud of everything our teams have accomplished with Tim at the helm. As we continue to build upon that momentum, we remain committed to our employees, providers, patients and the communities we serve," Ms. Skinner said in a statement shared with Becker's.
Ms. Skinner said Jerry Dooley, who has served as an interim CEO for LifePoint hospitals, will serve as interim CEO amid a national search for a permanent leader.
Read the full Tribune report here.