Mr. Chisley joins Mercy from the former Health Alliance, now UC Health, where he served as vice president of administration and professional/support services. He replaces Jason Niehaus, who was named senior health and housing services division president for Catholic Healthcare Partners.
In his new role, Mr. Chisley will be responsible for developing new programs to enhance patient safety, satisfaction and quality of care, as well as growing the hospital’s orthopedics and heart programs. He will begin work in October.
Read the Business Courier of Cincinnati report on Gyasi Chisley.
Read more on recent Ohio executive moves:
–University of Cincinnati Health Names CEO of University Hospital
–Ohio’s West Chester Hospital Names CEO
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