New RCH administrator named
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Ringgold County Hospital, an affiliate of MercyOne, announces Joseph Mangiameli will join as Chief Executive Officer beginning July 26, 2021. A native of Nebraska, Mr. Mangiameli brings more than 20 years of health care experience to his new role in Mt. Ayr, most recently as market vice president of operations for CHI Health in Omaha.
“I look forward to building relationships with our team at Ringgold County Hospital and within the community of Mount Ayr,” he said. “If we believe in each other and are engaged in our goals, we are going to do some really great things.”
As an administrator Mr. Mangiameli has directed primary care, hospital based, surgical and medical specialties. He also has clinical experience in cardiovascular, intensive care, emergency, and public health as a registered nurse, including chief nurse roles for the United States Army Reserves and Nebraska National Guard.
“We are very excited to welcome Joseph,” said Kathi Braby, chair of Ringgold County Hospital board of trustees. “In addition to his administrative roles, Joseph’s hands-on experience in the medical field gives him a great understanding of employee needs.”
Ringgold County Hospital is managed through an affiliation agreement with MercyOne. As part of the affiliation, MercyOne provides administrative support and additional resources to Ringgold County Hospital at the hospital’s request.
“We treasure the opportunity to work together in advancing our mission of providing the highest quality patient care in a compassionate and personalized manner,” said Mike Trachta, MercyOne vice president of network affiliates. “We are excited to welcome Joseph as a member of our MercyOne team and are confident he will help extend the personalized, excellent care available at Ringgold County Hospital into the future.”
