Mercy Oklahoma president to retire

Jim Gebhart is retiring as community president of Mercy’s Oklahoma region at the end of February. 

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The St. Louis-based health system shared the news in a Feb. 20 LinkedIn post, writing: “After a 37-year career, this Burns Flat, Oklahoma, native has decided it’s time to hang up his boots in health care leadership.” 

Mr. Gebhart has led 385-bed Mercy Oklahoma City since 2009, and facilitates collaboration among other hospitals in the state.

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