Mr. Dardeau served as CEO of Mary Black Health System-Spartanburg since 2014. During his tenure, the facility underwent a number of upgrades, including a Family Birthing Center expansion as well as the addition of obstetrics and gynecology and cardiology practices.
Mr. Dardeau’s previous roles include serving as COO of Trinity Medical Center, in Birmingham, Ala., and CEO of Southampton Memorial Hospital in Franklin, Va. He holds an MBA degree from Averett College in Danville, Va.
Joshua Self, CEO of Mary Black Health System-Gaffney, will continue in his role. Mr. Dardeau and Mr. Self will continue to work together to improve healthcare services in the region.
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