Here are four things to know about Mr. Nasralla.
1. He will retire after 29 years with TAH.
2. Before becoming CEO of TAH, he was the CEO of a hospital in Indiana.
3. Mr. Nasralla’s retirement announcement comes more than a month after TAH was acquired by Meadville (Pa.) Medical Center, although Mr. Nasralla told The Titusville Herald he had already planned to retire prior to the acquisition.
4. A search for Mr. Nasralla’s replacement is ongoing.
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