(KNZA)--The board of directors of Community HealthCare Systems in Onaga has announced the hiring of a new chief executive officer.
Todd Willert will begin work March 24th.
According to a new release, Willert has more than 20 years of experience as a CEO in critical access hospitals in Iowa. The news release says he has a strong track record of leading financial performance and medical staff recruitment and development, as well as a commitment to community involvement.
He and his wife, Nancy, have two daughters.
Willert says he looks forward to being a part of facility’s continued growth.
A reception to welcome Willert is planned later this spring.
He replaces Greg Unruh, who served as CEO for nine years before moving to Colby in January to serve as CEO of Citizens Medical Center.
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