Williamson Medical Center CEO to retire

Don Webb, CEO of Williamson Medical Center in Franklin, Tenn., will retire at the end of this year, the Nashville Business Journal reported.

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Mr. Webb is a 35-year veteran of the medical center.

He initially served as the organization’s controller in 1985, then spent 16 years as Williamson’s CFO. He was named CEO in 2012.

During Mr. Webb’s tenure, the medical center opened Williamson County’s first pediatric emergency room, the Journal reported. He also oversaw the opening of the county’s first orthopedics facility.

 

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