ANGOLA — Cameron Memorial Community Hospital announced on Friday Angie Logan will serve as interim president and CEO.
She currently serves as vice president of nursing and chief nursing officer for Cameron Hospital, and she will continue those duties until a permanent chief executive is in place.
According to officials from Cameron Hospital, Logan is a high-achieving healthcare executive who has focused on advancing and expanding services and programs since arriving at Cameron Hospital in 2019.
Logan will step in for Connie McCahill who announced her retirement after decades of work in health care on March 31st. Logan’s first day in the role will be Monday.
The hospital’s Board of Directors has already begun a formal process for hiring a permanent president and CEO.
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