Executive vice presidents Neil Johnson and Susan Nickle aren’t any longer with the London Health Sciences Centre, the hospital community confirmed Thursday, however the circumstances surrounding their departures are unclear.
Johnson was the chief working officer with practically 33 whole years at LHSC whereas Nickle was the chief individuals officer with roughly eight years with the group. Both departures had been efficient as of June 9, LHSC confirms.
“We thank Neil for his greater than 30-years of service, and Susan for her service of practically a decade, and want them each effectively of their future endeavours,” interim president and CEO Jackie Schleifer Taylor stated in an announcement emailed to Global News.
“At this time, we stay steadfast in our dedication to making sure the supply of protected, excessive-high quality care as we proceed to answer the calls for of the pandemic and switch our focus towards system restoration.”
LHSC didn’t present any extra info.
The announcement comes roughly 5 months after the ouster of then-president and CEO Paul Woods and the resignation of the LHSC’s board chair.
In January, LHSC revealed that Woods had travelled to the United States quite a few instances final yr amid the continuing COVID-19 disaster to go to household. Days later, the board of administrators launched an announcement confirming “it has turn out to be clear that this case has affected the arrogance of employees, physicians and the group in Dr. Woods’ leadership.”
Soon after, Woods launched a $2.5-million lawsuit, later amended to $3.5-million, towards LHSC.
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