Blue Mountain Hospital CEO named Outstanding Rural Hospital Administrator

The Utah Office of Primary Care and Rural Health recently named Jeremy Lyman, CEO of Blue Mountain Hospital (Blanding, Utah), the Outstanding Rural Hospital Administrator, according to a report in the San Juan Record.

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The award was presented during the Rural Hospital Administrator Summit.

Mr. Lyman, who has served as CEO of Blue Mountain Hospital since 2014, was also recognized for helping establish an affiliation with University of Utah Health Care (Salt Lake City).

“Jeremy Lyman was recognized for the amount and types of programs he has gone above and beyond the call to support, especially considering several major challenges,” said Don Wood, MD, Director of the UOPCRH. “It’s nothing short of amazing what Jeremy’s done.”

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