University of Louisville Hospital president to step down

The president of University of Louisville (Ky.) Hospital and James Graham Brown Cancer Center will vacate his position at the end of June, according to Insider Louisville.

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Ken Marshall, president of both facilities since 2013, is leaving to “pursue a new opportunity,” according to a KentuckyOne Health spokesperson.

Mr. Marshall was U of L Hospital’s chief operating officer for 17 years prior to becoming president.

U of L Hospital will appoint an interim leader while it searches nationally for a new president.

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