The following are the states with the lowest CEO turnover rates in 2012, based on data of CEO changes reported to the American Hospital Association:
1. Delaware: 0 percent
2. Connecticut: 4 percent
3. Maryland: 5 percent
4. South Dakota: 6 percent
5. Vermont: 8 percent
6. New Hampshire: 8 percent
7. Maine: 9 percent
8. Wyoming: 11 percent
9. Wisconsin: 11 percent
10. Oregon: 11 percent
11. Iowa: 12 percent
12. West Virginia: 12 percent
13. Indiana: 13 percent
14. New York: 13 percent
15. Missouri: 13 percent
16. Illinois: 14 percent*
17. Georgia: 14 percent
* This state had more than 23 turnovers, so ACHE adjusted the rates downward to account for interim and acting CEOs who held their positions for a short time.
The data includes CEO changes from short-term, general medical/surgical, non-federal hospitals.
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