Terri Day, president of Dayton, Ohio-based Kettering Health Network, is stepping down as the system reshuffles its leadership, according to a Dayton Business Journal report.
Here are five things to know about Ms. Day and the reshuffling.
1. The network confirmed Ms. Day is leaving the hospital group, but did not immediately disclose her future plans.
2. Ms. Day has been president since 2012.
3. Roy Chew, who has been network vice president and president of the company's flagship hospital Kettering (Ohio) Medical Center, will succeed Ms. Day, according to the report.
4. Kettering Health Network has also made the following leadership changes, according to the Dayton Business Journal:
• Jarrod McNaughton has been promoted to president of Kettering Medical Center and an executive vice president of Kettering Health Network.
• Terry Burns, who is senior vice president of Soin Medical Center in Beavercreek, Ohio, and Greene Memorial Hospital in Xenia, Ohio, has been named an executive vice president of Kettering Health Network and CFO of Kettering Medical Center.
• Todd Anderson, former senior vice president of market strategies for the network, has been named an executive vice president of Kettering Health Network with a focus on clinical integration strategy.
• Rick Dodds, former administrative director of human resources for the network. has been promoted to president of Soin Medical Center and Greene Memorial Hospital.
• Steve Chavez, current vice president of finance and operations at Kettering Medical Center. has been named network vice president of contracting.
5. Last month, the network also named Anita Adams COO of Kettering Medical Center. She was previously vice president of operations at Dayton-based Good Samaritan Hospital, and system vice president of respiratory care at Dayton-based Premier Health.
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