University of Virginia appoints Mitchell Rosner, MD, as CEO of the health system
UVA Health Announces New CEO: Dr. Mitchell Rosner
After seven months of interim leadership, UVA Health has appointed Dr. Mitchell Rosner as its new CEO. The appointment marks a significant change in the health system's leadership, following the resignation of Dr. K. Craig Kent in February.
Dr. Rosner, who has been a faculty member at UVA Health for 21 years, first joined the School of Medicine two decades ago. His initial role at the health system was as a faculty member, and he later served as the interim leader of the health system for the past seven months.
Jim Ryan, the former President of UVA, requested Dr. Rosner to serve as the interim leader of the health system seven months ago. Dr. Rosner's impressive performance during this period has led to his appointment as the CEO of UVA Health for a three-year term.
Dr. Rosner's tenure as CEO of UVA Health begins following his interim leadership. His appointment as CEO is for a three-year term, which is a new appointment for the health system.
Dr. Rosner's predecessor as CEO was Dr. Pamela Sutton-Wallace. Prior to his appointment as CEO, Dr. Rosner served as a faculty member at the School of Medicine for 21 years.
The appointment of Dr. Rosner as CEO of UVA Health is a significant milestone for the health system. His extensive experience as a faculty member and his successful interim leadership make him well-suited for the role.
As the new CEO of UVA Health, Dr. Rosner is poised to lead the health system through its next chapter. His appointment is a testament to the faith that the UVA community has in his abilities to guide the health system to even greater heights.
