Here are four things to know.
1. Mr. Ward’s resignation, which he announced in November, is effective Jan. 12.
2. He told Becker’s he plans “to pursue other opportunities in healthcare management and consulting.”
3. Mr. Ward has been with Wyoming Behavioral Institute, an 85-bed psychiatric hospital and 44-bed child/adolescent residential treatment center, for nine years. He initially served as director of business development and was named COO last year.
4. Wyoming Behavioral Institute has not named Mr. Ward’s successor.
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