This year, long-time Hospital CEO John Halfen will retire. The Hospital Board had engaged in a search for a new CEO and issued the following press release:
NORTHERN INYO HOSPITAL WELCOMES NEW CEO (Press Release)
Bishop, California – January 2, 2014
Victoria Alexander-Lane has accepted the position as Northern Inyo Hospital’s new Chief Executive Officer. Mrs. Alexander-Lane has over 25 years of experience in healthcare in both urban and rural settings. She began her career as an ER/ICU nurse in California, and quickly moved up the ranks serving as Administrator of Patient Care Services, Director of Critical Care Services, Chief Operating Officer, Chief Nursing Officer, and finally as Chief Executive Officer. Mrs. Alexander-Lane has served as a CEO at Ojai Valley Community Hospital (Ojai, Ca), Steele Memorial Medical Center (Salmon, ID), and most recently at Sebasticook Valley Health System in Maine.
Mrs. Alexander-Lane and her husband are very excited to be moving to a community and hospital that is of their choosing, where they can make a permanent home. Mrs. Alexander-Lane spent a summer here in her youth packing mules and deeply appreciates the beauty of the Eastern Sierras. Her husband Ron is a retired geologist who loves restoring antique cars. They enjoy many outdoor activities such as kayaking and bicycling and are very comfortable in a rural community. They are currently in Maine and plan on finalizing their move to Bishop in March of 2014.
She speaks passionately about what she sees at NIH and being involved in our community as we navigate the impending changes to Medicare and healthcare in general.
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Where’s all the pension comments??? the trolls are taking a break I guess!
Welcome to Bishop. It appears you are bringing some excellent experience with you.
Hubby’s going to really enjoy his retirement in Bishop, while you’re hard at work 😉
The old man will run for the Board of Snoopervisors. Just watch.
Welcome to Bishop. Hope it all works out well for you. Now once you get settled can you please take a look at the eye sore(s) that is/are on the roof of the new hospital. The eletrical boxes, air condition units or whatever else is up there tooks terrible. Not that the building is all that great either. But that view coming down W.Line St of the roof top is just hideous. Build a barrier wall that matches the building better than those contraptions. Just a thought.
I really hope Bishop gets more specialists.