Executive Moves

Chris Hill, CEO of Terre Haute (Ind.) Regional Hospital, has resigned for personal reasons, according to a report by the Tribune-Star.

Richard S. Citron, director of the Philadelphia VA Medical Center, plans to retire after 38 years with the Department of Veterans Affairs, according to a report by the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Dr. John Warner Hospital in Clinton, Ill., has named Sally Waite as its new interim CEO, according to a report by the Pantagraph.

Edmond (Okla.) Medical Center has named Jordan Herget as CEO of the 81-bed hospital, according to a report by the Oklahoman.

John Wood, interim CEO, and Carolyn Peters, chairwoman of the board of directors, resigned their positions at Dr. John Warner Hospital in Clinton, Ill., according to a report in the Bloomington Pantagraph.

William Murray, CEO of Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth (Kan.) Health System has announced he will retire, effective June 2011, according to a report by the Denver Business Journal.

Stephen Leurck, CEO of Iroquois Memorial Hospital in Watseka, Ill., has resigned, according to a report by the Daily Journal.

Alexander Hatala, president and CEO of Camden, N.J.-based Lourdes Health System has resigned, according to a report by the Burlington County Times.

Keith Granger, who currently serves as interim CEO, has been named as the permanent CEO of Birmingham, Ala.'s Trinity Medical Center, according to a report in the Dothan Eagle.

Marshalltown (Iowa) Medical & Surgical Center has named Brian Burnside as its next CEO, according to a report by the Times-Republican.