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Three hospital CEOs on how the coronavirus has accelerated the rural health care crisis.
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Willmann serves as president and CEO of Goodall-Witcher Healthcare. Previously, he worked as the CEO of Pioneer Community Hospital in Georgia and as an assistant administrator at the East Texas Medical Center in Athens, Texas. Willmann serves on multiple boards, such as the Texas Hospital Association Leadership Development Council, the Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospital board of directors and the Texas Hospital Insurance Exchange board of directors.
Scoggin is the CEO of Titus Regional Medical Center, an independent rural health system in Northeast Texas, where he served as chief financial officer in 2012. He is a member of the Titus County Chamber of Commerce and serves on the American Hospital Association, Future of Rural Health Care Task Force and the Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospital boards.
Muñoz serves as CEO and administrator of the Starr County Memorial Hospital, which is licensed as a 48 bed acute-care medical center in Rio Grande City. She oversees two Rural Health Clinics, the Roma Family Clinic and the Rural Health Clinic, at the hospital.
