Texas Children's announces search for new president to succeed Mark A. Wallace, who will remain CEO
, the health care system has grown from a single building in the Texas Medical Center to the largest pediatric and women's health care system in the world.
“The Board of Trustees has witnessed firsthand the impact Mark has had and continues to have on the success of this vibrant and complex organization,” Linn said in the release."We are grateful to have Mark continue to serve at the helm of Texas Children’s as CEO.”Wallace has served in leadership roles in the Texas Medical Center for 45 years, having been senior vice president at The Methodist Hospital before moving to Texas Children’s.in last year’s U.S.
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