President of HCA Mountain Greg Angle is responsible for 11 hospitals throughout Utah, Idaho, and Alaska. As a health services administrator, he understands the importance of staying abreast of the latest developments in the healthcare field. In 2011, Greg Angle was certified as a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), an organization that works to improve hospital management.

1. Greg Angle

2.  President of HCA Mountain Greg Angle is
responsible for 11 hospitals throughout Utah,
Idaho, and Alaska. As a health services
administrator, he understands the importance of
staying abreast of the latest developments in the
healthcare field. In 2011, Greg Angle was certified
as a fellow of the American College of Healthcare
Executives (ACHE), an organization that works to
improve hospital management.
As part of its efforts to benefit its members, ACHE
researches trends in the field.

3.  One area that they evaluate is hospital CEO
turnover and, in 2015, the study found that CEO
turnover remained fairly high, at 18 percent. This
rate is unchanged from 2014, and slightly lower
than 2013, when the turnover rate was 20 percent,
but it is still considerably higher than it has been
over the past two decades. Turnover rate has been
steadily climbing from 14 percent in 1981, the first
year that data was made available. By state,
hospital CEO turnover rates are highest in
Missouri, Washington DC, and Alaska,
respectively.