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Travis Smith named CFO of Parkland Health in Dallas
Parkland Health, a health system based in Dallas, has named Travis Smith its executive vice president and chief financial officer.
Smith succeeds Richard Humphrey, who retired after nine years with the system.
Before taking the new role, Smith was CFO of clinical operations at University Health in San Antonio.
The appointment was announced in an Oct.
7 news release.
The change puts Smith in charge of Parkland Health’s finances as part of its executive leadership.
The announcement does not say when he will start or describe his plans for the role.
Travis Smith has been named executive vice president and chief financial officer of Parkland Health.
Parkland Health is based in Dallas.
Smith succeeds Richard Humphrey, who retired after nine years with the system.
Before joining Parkland Health, Smith was CFO of clinical operations at University Health in San Antonio.
Parkland announced the appointment in an Oct. 7 news release.
- Who
- Travis Smith was named executive vice president and CFO of Parkland Health.
- What
- He succeeds Richard Humphrey, who retired after nine years with the system.
- When
- The appointment was announced in an Oct. 7 news release; the year is not stated.
- Where
- Parkland Health is based in Dallas, Texas.
- Why
- Not stated
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Smith served as CFO of clinical operations at University Health in San Antonio.
Parkland Health announced Smith's appointment in a news release.
- Appointee
- Travis Smith
- New role
- Executive vice president and CFO
- Health system
- Parkland Health, Dallas
- Predecessor
- Richard Humphrey, who retired after nine years with the system
- Previous position
- CFO of clinical operations at University Health, San Antonio
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