Mat-Su Regional Medical Center CEO Resigns

Norman Stephens, CEO of Mat-Su Regional Medical Center in Palmer, Alaska, has resigned, according to a report from the Anchorage Daily News.

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Mr. Stephens, who came to Mat-Su in 2004, will leave the hospital on May 15. He will be leaving his post for a similar position with Portneuf Medical Center in Portcello, Idaho, according to the report.

Mat-Su will conduct a national search to find a replacement for Mr. Stephens.

Read the Daily News’ report about the Mat-Su hospital CEO resignation.

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