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Eastern Plumas Health Care CEO Doug McCoy plans to retire in May
Doug McCoy, CEO of Eastern Plumas Health Care in Portola, California, plans to retire in May.
He has led the organization since May 2020.
The hospital district has appointed Cody Canon as chief operating officer and selected him to become CEO.
The change involves a health care organization based in a California community.
The announcement does not give further details about the transition.
Canon is set to succeed McCoy when he retires in May.
Eastern Plumas Health Care CEO Doug McCoy plans to retire in May.
The hospital district has selected COO Cody Canon to succeed McCoy as CEO.
McCoy has served as CEO since May 2020.
The announcement was reported from an Oct. 2 hospital district news release.
- Who
- Doug McCoy, CEO of Eastern Plumas Health Care, plans to retire; Cody Canon has been selected to succeed him.
- What
- McCoy plans to retire, and Canon has been appointed COO and chosen as the next CEO.
- When
- McCoy plans to retire in May. The year is not stated.
- Where
- Eastern Plumas Health Care, based in Portola, California.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
Doug McCoy began serving as CEO of Eastern Plumas Health Care.
The hospital district issued a news release announcing Cody Canon’s appointment as COO and selection as McCoy’s successor.
McCoy plans to retire.
- Organization
- Eastern Plumas Health Care
- Location
- Portola, California
- Current CEO
- Doug McCoy
- CEO since
- May 2020
- Named successor
- Cody Canon
- Planned retirement
- May
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