Cincinnati Shriners Hospital names new chief administrator
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Shriners Hospitals for Children — Cincinnati is pleased to announce Randall A. White as its Hospital Administrator, effective immediately. White replaces Mark Shugarman, who recently retired from the position after more than five years serving as the pediatric specialty hospital’s chief executive.
“The Board of Governors of Cincinnati Shriners Hospital welcomes Randy White,” Board Chairman Tim Mason said. “We are fortunate to have a person of his caliber as our new administrator and look forward to his leadership as we move into the future.”
White brings more than 20 years of progressive experience to Cincinnati Shriners Hospital, including more than ten years at his most recent position as President and CEO for Fayette Regional Health System in Connersville, Ind.
“I am truly happy to join the team at Cincinnati Shriners Hospital and look forward to building on the legacy established by this institution,” White said of his new position. “It is an honor to work with this excellent staff to continue the hospital’s mission of providing the region’s finest pediatric specialty care.”
White has a master of science degree in health care administration as well as a master of business administration from Marshall University - South Charleston.
“The Board of Governors of Cincinnati Shriners Hospital welcomes Randy White,” Board Chairman Tim Mason said. “We are fortunate to have a person of his caliber as our new administrator and look forward to his leadership as we move into the future.”
White brings more than 20 years of progressive experience to Cincinnati Shriners Hospital, including more than ten years at his most recent position as President and CEO for Fayette Regional Health System in Connersville, Ind.
“I am truly happy to join the team at Cincinnati Shriners Hospital and look forward to building on the legacy established by this institution,” White said of his new position. “It is an honor to work with this excellent staff to continue the hospital’s mission of providing the region’s finest pediatric specialty care.”
White has a master of science degree in health care administration as well as a master of business administration from Marshall University - South Charleston.