Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center CEO Retires

Tim Tobin is retiring August 31.  Tobin became the Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center's first CEO in 2008.

“It’s been a great honor to open Spotsylvania Regional and set it on a course for success,” said Tobin.    

Tobin directed the development of Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center even before the ground breaking.  “He has been an outstanding leader during its first three years of operation and created a patient-first culture that has earned the community’s trust,”  Margaret Lewis, senior executive of HCA Virginia and president of HCA’s Capital Division, said.

Prior to joining Spotsylvania Regional, Tobin served as CEO at three other facilities – LewisGale Hospital Alleghany in Low Moor, Va; Clinch Valley Medical Center in Richlands, Va; and Coliseum Medical Centers in Macon, Ga. 

His career with HCA began in 1985 as an evening and weekend administrator at Henrico Doctors’ Hospital in Richmond, and he also held positions at CJW Medical Center in Richmond and LewisGale Medical Center in Salem, Va. 

Tobin has been active in community and healthcare organizations, currently serving as board member of Rappahannock Goodwill Industries and appointed by the governor to The Virginia Workforce Council.  

Tobin plans to stay in the Spotsylvania region.  “It hardly seems possible that twenty-eight years have passed,” he said of his time with HCA.  “I’ve enjoyed it tremendously – especially the people I’ve met and been privileged to work with.  They’re the ones who have made it all worthwhile.”  

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