The CEO of the Mayers Memorial Hospital District in Fall River Mills, Calif., has agreed to a severance package and will be leaving the financially troubled hospital, according to a report by the Record Searchlight.
Katherine Ann Campbell, who has been on paid administrative leave since late December after clashing with the hospital’s board, will be paid about $13,000 a month during the 18 months left on her contract.
Terry Pena, the hospital’s chief nursing officer, has been serving as acting CEO of the 121-bed hospital, which is facing a $699,000 budget shortfall.
Read the Record Searchlight’s report on Mayers Memorial Hospital District.
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