MFC CEO Britt Reynolds to start in May — 4 things to know

Britt Reynolds will begin his role as Medical Facilities Corporation’s CEO on May 1, according to Stockhouse.

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Here are four things to know:

1. MFC initially had a June 1st start date for Mr. Reynolds.

2. Since January 2012, Mr. Reynolds has been president of Tenet Healthcare’s hospital operations.

3. He has more than 28 years of experience in hospital and health services management.
 
4. MFC owns and manages an ASC in California as well as four specialty surgical hospitals throughout South Dakota, Arkansas and Oklahoma.

“We are very excited to have Britt join the Medical Facilities management team earlier than anticipated,” said Seymour Temkin, Interim CEO and chairman of the board. “Medical Facilities’ management and board of directors look forward to a new chapter under his leadership. With his extensive experience and knowledge in the healthcare industry, we believe this will further enhance the company’s vision and objectives.”

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