John Holland will join LHP Hospital Group as CEO on Oct. 24, succeeding Dan Moen.
Moen will become executive chairman of LHP's board of directors, and current Chairman James Shelton will serve as lead director, the Plano, Texas-based company announced.
Moen and Shelton are co-founders of LHP, established in 2008. The privately held for-profit company forms joint ventures with not-for-profit hospitals and hospital systems to acquire, own and manage their acute-care facilities.
Holland, 56, comes to LHP after a 30-year career with Tenet Healthcare Corp., where he most recently served as senior VP of hospital operations. In his new position, he will oversee the operations of LHP's healthcare facilities and its strategic growth initiatives.
“John is a seasoned hospital operator with a wide range of experience in the healthcare industry that will be invaluable in his new role,” Moen said in a news release. “I look forward to partnering with John as the company pursues its continued growth, both at the six existing LHP facilities and through the development of new joint venture relationships.”
The company's hospitals are in Texas, Florida, Idaho and New Jersey.
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