- AdventHealth
Guyton to Serve as Chief Financial Officer of AdventHealth Southeast Region
AdventHealth is pleased to announce that Alan Guyton will now serve in a regional role as chief financial officer of the AdventHealth Southeast Region, which includes AdventHealth Gordon, AdventHealth Murray and AdventHealth Redmond, as well as AdventHealth Manchester in Kentucky and AdventHealth Hendersonville in North Carolina.
Guyton has been a part of the AdventHealth team for over 17 years and previously served as chief financial officer of AdventHealth Gordon and AdventHealth Murray while also serving as chief financial officer of the AdventHealth Southeast Region.
“I’m proud to continue working with the AdventHealth Southeast Region as I transition to a fully regional role,” said Guyton. “As we continue to grow in Northwest Georgia and the region as a whole, I look forward to serving our communities together.”
Guyton and his wife, Jackie, have two daughters, Morgan and Alli. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing golf and spending time outdoors.
Gotshall to Serve as Chief Financial Officer of AdventHealth Gordon and AdventHealth Murray
Steve Gotshall has been named chief financial officer of AdventHealth Gordon and AdventHealth Murray. Gotshall has been a part of the AdventHealth team for over 14 years and previously served as associate vice president of finance of AdventHealth Daytona Beach.
“I am excited for this opportunity to join the AdventHealth Gordon and AdventHealth Murray team,” said Gotshall. “I look forward to supporting the financial stewardship and growth of our high-quality health care services in Gordon and Murray counties.”
Gotshall and his wife, Tiffani, have a daughter named Aubrey. In his free time, he enjoys running, skiing, reading and spending time with his family.
“As the largest health care network in Northwest Georgia, it is important that we have a strong leadership team to help position us for continued growth and expansion of our services across Northwest Georgia and the Southeast Region,” said Mike Murrill, president and CEO of AdventHealth Redmond and the Southeast Region. “I am excited about Alan’s new focus and the addition of Steve to our team, and I can’t wait to see what they’ll be able to accomplish together.”
Choose the health content that’s right for you, and get it delivered right in your inbox.
Recent News
A heart transplant gave him a second chance at life, then he did something extraordinary
Most people begin the Appalachian Trail carrying a backpack. Terry Markham also carried something in his chest: The heart that gave him a second chance at life.
Free sports physicals, school partnerships help local students start the year ready
Before a student takes the field, walks into class or starts thinking about a future job, AdventHealth is already part of the picture. The health system works with local schools on sports physicals...
The buzz about caffeine: What you need to know
Whether it's a morning cup of coffee, an afternoon tea or a pre-workout boost, caffeine is part of many people's daily routine.
Nearly 800 women attend AdventHealth event focused on prevention, wellness and cancer awareness
Nearly 800 people from across the Tampa Bay area took charge of their health and wellness during the annual AdventHealth Women's Health and Cancer Prevention event, setting a new attendance record.
60 Lake County students build workplace skills through volunteer program
Sixty students graduated from AdventHealth Waterman’s Teen Summer Volunteer Program after completing training and rotating through hospital departments.
After 2 surgeries, AdventHealth patient sees the difference robotic care can make
Robotic-assisted surgery at AdventHealth Fish Memorial helped an Orange City patient experience less pain, a shorter hospital stay and a faster recovery.
UChicago Medicine AdventHealth awards scholarships to area high school students pursuing healthcare careers
UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Hinsdale and La Grange awarded $4,000 scholarships to 12 high school students planning to pursue careers in healthcare.
Volunteers needed for UChicago Medicine AdventHealth No One Dies Alone Program
UChicago Medicine AdventHealth La Grange seeks volunteers to relaunch No One Dies Alone, a program ensuring people are not alone at life’s end.
A heart attack changed her life. 18th-century dresses helped her find it again.
After surviving a heart attack, Kelley Thomas found healing and purpose through 18th-century dressmaking inspired by Versailles and period dramas.
Pediatric patients treated to special screening of ‘Toy Story 5’ at AdventHealth for Children
With help from Walt Disney World Resort, kids in the hospital got the chance to watch ‘Toy Story 5,’ complete with visits from Woody and Jessie.
A painful play, a trusted care team and a catcher's comeback
When a devastating knee injury threatened Emma Hartung's dream of playing Division 1 softball, a team helped her return to the game she loves.
A hidden heart condition changed a Tampa-area teen's life. Now, he’s helping others stay safe.
Jeremiyah Shepeard is using his story to raise awareness about the importance of heart screenings and help protect other young athletes.