Tenet hospital CEO in Florida resigns

Tara McCoy, CEO of Good Samaritan Medical Center in West Palm Beach, Fla., is resigning to pursue other opportunities, according to the hospital’s owner.

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Ms. McCoy “has made many contributions to Good Sam over the last two years, and to Tenet for eight years. Please join me in wishing her well,” a memo to the governing board and medical staff from Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare stated.

Ms. McCoy will continue to work at Good Samaritan during the COVID-19 pandemic, and a search will be conducted for her successor, said Maggie Gill, CEO of Tenet’s Palm Beach Health Network.

During the search for a new Good Samaritan CEO, Ms. Gill and Sheri Montgomery, CFO of the Palm Beach Health Network, will assist the Good Samaritan leadership team, Ms. Gill said.

 

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