The trade group representing Ohio’s community health centers has hired a new chief executive.
Randy Runyon will take the top job at the Ohio Association of Community Health Centers on Aug. 26. Runyon has served on the Columbus-based group’s board since 2000 and boasts 35 years’ experience in community development, according to a statement (pdf) from the association.
Outgoing CEO Shawn Frick recently took a job with the National Association of Community Health Centers.
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