Pittsburgh-Area Hospital CEO to Retire After Nearly 40 Years of Service

Telford W. Thomas, CEO of Washington (Pa.) Hospital, plans to retire at the end of May, after nearly 40 years at the hospital, according to a report in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

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Mr. Thomas first worked at the hospital as a laboratory technician while in college in the mid-1960s and returned as a vice president.

He has supervised nearly every department and has overseen numerous building projects and service expansions, including an open-heart surgery program at the 188-bed hospital.

Executive Vice President Gary Weinstein will replace Mr. Thomas.

Read the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review’s report on Telford Thomas.

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