Northern Light Inland Hospital changes leadership

Northern Light Health announces that Tricia Costigan has stepped down from her role as president of Northern Light Inland Hospital and Northern Light Continuing Care, Lakewood, effective immediately. Randy Clark will assume leadership of both organizations in tandem with his role as president of Northern Light Sebasticook Valley Hospital. Randy is also a senior vice president at Northern Light Health.

Joining Northern Light Health in 1996, Randy started as controller with Sebasticook Valley Hospital, became vice president of Finance in 2005 and vice president of Finance and Operations in 2016, served as vice president of Finance and Operations in 2021-2022 for Inland Hospital and Lakewood, and became president of Sebasticook Valley Hospital in April 2022.

As part of this leadership restructuring, Randy will report to Marie Vienneau, in her new role as regional president. This role is in addition to Marie’s work as senior vice president of Northern Light Health, and president of both Northern Light CA Dean Hospital and Northern Light Mayo Hospital.

Enhancing existing regional collaborations, this new executive structure of Northern Light Health will formally link Sebasticook Valley Hospital, Inland Hospital, and Lakewood, with our member facilities in Piscataquis County. It will also encourage further alignment around best practices in patient care, advance shared services, create administrative efficiencies, and be a good steward of scarce resources during these economic times.

 
 

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