Alabama Hospital Association taps Huntsville Hospital CEO as board chairman

David Spillers, CEO of Huntsville (Ala.) Hospital, has been chosen as the new chairman of the Alabama Hospital Association, according to a report on AL.com.

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Mr. Spillers, who is a member of the Alabama Hospital Association Board of Directors and Executive Committee, including its Medicaid Future Task Force, has been with Huntsville Hospital for the last decade. Previously, he was COO of Mission Hospitals in Asheville, N.C.

“We are looking forward to David’s service as our board chairman,” Donald E.  Williamson, MD, president of the Alabama Hospital Association, said, according to the report.  “He is a talented, innovative leader who is committed to transformative healthcare and to ensuring a voice for hospitals and their patients in the efforts to make care better.”

 

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