Ted Fox, who resigned as CEO of Saint Louise Regional Hospital
in July 2007, has been hired as the President and Chief Executive
Officer at St. Anthony Hospital in Pendelton, Ore., according to a
release from the hospital.
Ted Fox, who resigned as CEO of Saint Louise Regional Hospital in July 2007, has been hired as the President and Chief Executive Officer at St. Anthony Hospital in Pendelton, Ore., according to a release from the hospital.
Fox will begin his new post toward the end of April.
He spent seven years as the top officer at Saint Louise, and during his tenure he merged two financially troubled medical centers into the Saint Louise Regional Hospital.
“While I will always be proud of my association with the Daughters of Charity, and thoroughly embrace their mission of service to the poor and under-served, I have reached a personal decision to start a new chapter in my career as I pursue other opportunities,” Fox said in a written statement in July.
The announcement surprised members of the hospital’s board of directors and others Fox has worked closely with in recent years.
“I had absolutely no idea,” said Bill Reimal, a local commercial real-estate broker and member of the hospital’s governing board since 2005. Reimal said he learned of the announcement in an e-mail. He lauded Fox for orchestrating the merger of De Paul Health Center in Morgan Hill and Saint Louise Hospital, 9400 No Name Uno, in Gilroy.
