Coquille Valley Hospital Retains B.E. Smith to Recruit New Chief Executive Officer

Exciting Opportunity to Provide Overall Leadership at a Successful Critical Access Hospital

Coquille Valley Hospital in Coquille, Oregon is partnering with B.E. Smith’s Senior Executive Search services to recruit a new Chief Executive Officer. The new CEO will provide overall leadership with a commitment to service excellence. The CEO will serve as a visible, interpersonal leader who will establish a culture of engagement and interdisciplinary collaboration. The CEO will utilize strong financial acumen to ensure organizational success, as well as have a proven track record in developing high performing management teams and solid experience in physician recruitment.

The complete job posting for Coquille Valley Hospital’s CEO position can be found on the B.E. Smith website.

Coquille Valley Hospital is a health district and a designated Critical Access Hospital which provides comprehensive healthcare services to Southwestern Coos County, known as the Coquille River Valley Region. The hospital cares for a population of approximately 14,000 residents which includes the cities of Coquille, Myrtle Point, and Powers. Coquille Valley Hospital’s replacement facility opened in 2012, offering a wide range of services including 24-hour emergency, medical, and surgical care, as well as a comprehensive outpatient center fully equipped with state-of-the-art healthcare technology. The hospital recently completed successful conversion to Cerner EMR, and was recently named “Best of the South Coast” in 2016.

Founded in 1978, B.E. Smith is the trusted partner in Interim Leadership and Executive Search solutions for organizations and healthcare professionals across the healthcare continuum. Exclusive to the healthcare industry, our personalized placement methodology best matches professionals to organizations enabling them to improve clinical, financial, and operational performance. Since 2000, B.E. Smith has supported more than 6,000 leaders advance their careers.