Spartanburg (S.C.) Regional President and CEO Ingo Angermeier retired on April 1 after 10 years of leading the hospital, according to a hospital news release.
Mr. Angermeier will be available to help Spartanburg Regional with the leadership transition.
As head of Spartanburg Regional, Mr. Angermeier helped expand the hospital's emergency center, create the Regional One helicopter program, construct a new hospital in Greer, S.C., and install first-in-the-nation stainless steel walls in new operating rooms.
Read the hospital release on Ingo Angermeier.
Read about other South Carolina hospital executive moves:
- South Carolina’s Bamberg County Hospital Names Interim CEO, CFO During Financial Audit
- CEO of South Carolina's Loris Healthcare to Resign
Mr. Angermeier will be available to help Spartanburg Regional with the leadership transition.
As head of Spartanburg Regional, Mr. Angermeier helped expand the hospital's emergency center, create the Regional One helicopter program, construct a new hospital in Greer, S.C., and install first-in-the-nation stainless steel walls in new operating rooms.
Read the hospital release on Ingo Angermeier.
Read about other South Carolina hospital executive moves:
- South Carolina’s Bamberg County Hospital Names Interim CEO, CFO During Financial Audit
- CEO of South Carolina's Loris Healthcare to Resign