Baptist Health Care (BHC) is proud to announce new board members
Baptist Health Care Board of Directors:Chairman Marcus E. Paul D.M.D., a local dentist, assumes the role from B. Kirk Ball, Sr., who served as chairman for the past two years. J.T. Young, Gulf Power Co., corporate services director and Quintin O. Law, M.D., internal medicine
Baptist Hospital, Inc. and Jay Hospital, Inc. Board of Directors: David Kellen, M.D., family medicine physician Admiral Robert Kelly, Retired U.S. Navy and Luther Taylor, retired bank president
Lakeview Center, Inc. Board of Directors: Ruth McKinon, Center for Corporate and Professional Development at Pensacola State College; Brian Spencer, SMB Architects and member of the Pensacola City Council; and Christina Sullivan, director of human resources for Cox Media
Baptist Health Care Foundation Board of Directors: Bryan Ball, insurance broker, Fisher Brown Bottrell Insurance; Mike Morette, president of Morette Company; Nikki Nash, marketing director of Marcus Pointe Golf Club; and Rodney Sutton, president and CEO of Agri-Source Fuels
Baptist Medical Park Navarre Board of Directors: Ole Olsen, M.D., family medicine physician
Escambia County Alabama Community Hospitals Board of Directors: Don Ward
“As the area’s only locally owned health care system the role of governance is critically important to effectively meet the needs of our community. We appreciate these leaders for volunteering and supporting Baptist Health Care,” said Mark T. Faulkner, president and CEO of Baptist Health Care
Baptist Health Care Foundation Board of Directors: Bryan Ball, insurance broker, Fisher Brown Bottrell Insurance; Mike Morette, president of Morette Company; Nikki Nash, marketing director of Marcus Pointe Golf Club; and Rodney Sutton, president and CEO of Agri-Source Fuels
Baptist Medical Park Navarre Board of Directors: Ole Olsen, M.D., family medicine physician
Escambia County Alabama Community Hospitals Board of Directors: Don Ward
“As the area’s only locally owned health care system the role of governance is critically important to effectively meet the needs of our community. We appreciate these leaders for volunteering and supporting Baptist Health Care,” said Mark T. Faulkner, president and CEO of Baptist Health Care
Posted by North Santa Rosa
on May 9 2013. Filed under Announcements, Local.
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