Greg is currently serving as Los Robles Regional Medical Center CEO in Thousand Oaks, California. In his new role as Mountain Division president, he will oversee 10 hospitals in Utah, Idaho and Alaska.
"Greg is a healthcare industry veteran and a skilled hospital operator who has held several facility and multi-facility senior leadership roles throughout his 30-year career," said Chuck Hall, President of HCA’s National Group. "He is a proven leader and innovator, and we are pleased to welcome him to the Mountain Division."
Greg started his career with HCA in 2009 as CEO of Los Robles Regional. Before that he served from 2006 to 2009 as CEO of Carondelet St. Joseph's Hospital, a 469-bed facility in Tucson, Arizona. He was Carondelet St. Mary's Hospital CEO from 2000 to 2006.
Greg has held various leadership roles in his very early career at several facilities, including senior roles at two HCA hospitals: Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center in Las Vegas, and Medical City Dallas Hospital in Texas.
He earned his bachelor's in business administration from the University of Arizona and his master's in health services administration from Arizona State University.
Congratulations, Greg.
John Hanshaw has been president of Mountain Division since 2005.
He started his career as administrative resident at Huntington Intercommunity Hospital in Huntington Beach, California in 1977. His first CEO role came in 1992 at Metropolitan Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas. He then moved into the CEO position of St. Mark's Hospital in 1996 until he was named president of the HCA division.
"John has provided strong leadership throughout his tenure with HCA, and the Mountain Division has experienced significant growth under his direction during the last eight years," said Hall. "We appreciate John’s many contributions and years of service to the company, and we wish him the best in this next phase of his life."