Loyola Taps New Hospital President
- Sarah Hunter has been appointed president of Gottlieb Memorial Hospital in melrose Park, Illinois, Loyola Medicine announced September 23, 2023.
- Hunter's career with Loyola Medicine began in 2012, where she progressed through several leadership positions at MacNeal Hospital in Berwyn, Illinois, until 2019.
- Prior to returning to Gottlieb, hunter served as Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Northwest Health in Valparaiso, Indiana.
Sarah Hunter Named President of Gottlieb Memorial Hospital
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Sarah Hunter has been appointed president of Gottlieb Memorial Hospital in melrose Park, Illinois, Loyola Medicine . this appointment marks a return to Gottlieb for Hunter, who previously held a key leadership role there.
A Proven Leader Within Loyola Medicine
Hunter’s career with Loyola Medicine began in , where she progressed through several leadership positions at MacNeal Hospital in Berwyn, Illinois, until . from to , she served as director of hospital operations at Gottlieb Memorial Hospital, with responsibility for procedural, ancillary, and community-based departments.
Expanding Healthcare Access and Education
Prior to returning to Gottlieb, hunter served as Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Northwest Health in Valparaiso, Indiana. In this role, she spearheaded procedural growth initiatives and successfully introduced new service lines. Notably, she played a critical role in launching Northwest Health’s inaugural residency programs, expanding access to graduate medical education in teh region. This experience demonstrates a commitment to not only patient care but also to the advancement of the next generation of physicians.
Looking Ahead
Hunter’s extensive experience within the Loyola Medicine system, coupled with her recent success at Northwest Health, positions her to effectively lead Gottlieb Memorial Hospital. Her focus on growth, service line expansion, and medical education suggests a forward-thinking approach to healthcare delivery. As of , Hunter is poised to build on Gottlieb’s legacy of community-focused care.