(KNZA)--The Sabetha Community Hospital has announced that Chief Executive Officer Dr. James Longabaugh will be stepping down this summer.
According to a release from the hospital, Dr. Longabaugh plans to relocate close to family and pursue other opportunities.
Hospital Board President Norm Schmidt says they are grateful for his 27 years of dedication and leadership to the Sabetha Community Hospital and Sabetha EMS.
" During his medical practice, as well as under his leadership, we have made significant progress in building a top line, award winning medical community. We wish him the best in the next chapter of his career." said Schmidt.
" It has been a true honor to serve the people of Sabetha and the surrounding communities. I am proud of the accomplishments we've achieved together, and I am confident that Sabetha Community Hospital will continue to thrive under new leadership," said Dr. Longabaugh.
The Board of Directors has begun the search for a new CEO to lead the hospital into the future.
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