Kimball Health Services CEO to retire after 12 years

Kimball Health Services CEO Ken Hunter, RN-BSN, plans to retire in January. Hunter, who turned 74 on Aug. 19, has served as CEO at the Kimball hospital and rural health clinic since January of 2011. He served two years as director of nursing at KHS after

August 22, 2023Updated: August 22, 2023

By News Channel Nebraska

Kimball Health Services CEO to retire after 12 years

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