Turnover among hospital CEOs is down 58 percent year over year, according to a report from Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
The executive outplacement firm said many CEOs are staying put as companies across sectors face uncertainty around the pandemic. In fact, some hospital CEOs have come out of retirement to help leadership teams during the pandemic.
In the healthcare and products sector, which Challenger, Gray & Christmas tracks separately from hospitals, CEO turnover is also down, by just over 21 percent.
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