Mr. Dye is a 16-year veteran of the association, a voluntary membership group that represents hospitals. He will retire by the end of the year.
“It has been an incredible privilege to support hospital leaders and the dedicated hospital staff that provide 24/7 care to the residents of our state,” Mr. Dye said in a statement obtained by Business First. “Working with others has been the focus of all our efforts, and I’ll miss the professional and collaborative relationships of this work.”
He said he wants to spend more time with family.
Mr. Dye’s successor has not been named.
More articles on executive moves:
TriStar Horizon Medical Center names new CEO
St. Luke’s Hospital CEO Christine Candio resigns
Gabrielle Finley-Hazle to lead 2 Dignity Health hospitals in Arizona
