Paul Korth, CEO at Cookeville Regional Medical Center, was installed as chairman of the Tennessee Hospital Association’s Board of Directors during the association’s virtual annual meeting held this fall.
Korth has more than 30 years of experience in health care. Before being named CEO in 2013, he served as the hospital’s chief financial officer for 13 years. A
member of the THA Board of Directors for many years, he also was appointed by Gov. Bill Haslam to serve a three-year term on the Tennessee Health Services and
Development Agency.
The Tennessee Hospital Association was founded in 1938 and serves as an advocate for hospitals, health systems and other health care organizations across the state. The initiatives of THA support the efforts of Tennessee’s hospitals to ensure high-quality care for the patients and communities they serve.