Shock resignation of chief executive of Croydon University Hospital (From Your Local Guardian)
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Shock resignation of chief executive of Croydon University Hospital
10:29am Tuesday 28th February 2012 in News
Shock resignation of chief executive of Croydon University Hospital
Nick Hulme has resigned as chief executive of Croydon University Hospital.
He had been on unexplained leave since January 30 with questions over his future.
Today, he announced his resignation, with deputy chief executive Tony Leonard taking over while interim arrangements are finalised.
A spokeswoman from Croydon Health Services NHS Trust Chief Executive said: "On behalf of the Board we would like to express our thanks to Nick for his contribution to the Trust, in particular the role he played in leading it through its successful integration with Croydon Community Services, his focus on improving quality, safety and patient care, and the delivery of sound financial and organisational performance.
"The next twelve months remain an important time for the Trust as we continue to focus on providing high quality care to the people of Croydon and securing our future by becoming a Foundation Trust."
The statement gave no explanation as to why Mr Hulme was resigning, or the reason for his leave.
Comments(2)
miserable
says...
11:09pm Tue 28 Feb 12
The man never rested on his laurels, He was always approachable and visiable something you dont see in all hospitals. Why do people always see the negative side, the man is a people person and understands the problems in the borough. He will be missed by many people.
TerryTautology says...
12:58pm Tue 28 Feb 12