Cameron Memorial Community Hospital CEO and leadership

As Cameron’s chief nursing officer, Julie McCormick, MBA, BSB, RN, brings to her role nearly two decades of healthcare experience in northeast Indiana. Julie began her career as an acute care nurse in Fort Wayne before moving into various leadership roles in business development, population health and clinical integration. She most recently served as vice president of primary care operations at Parkview Physician Group in Fort Wayne. After experiencing first-hand the comfort and support healthcare workers provide, Julie knew from an early age that she wanted to become a nurse and make a difference in patients’ lives.

Todd C. Rumsey M.D. is an Advisor at Indiana Healthcare Advisory Council of United States Senator Mike Braun, CMO at Cameron Memorial Community Hospital, and Board Member at Indiana State Medical Association PAC and is based in Indianapolis, Indiana. He has worked as Board Member at Fort Wayne Children s Zoo, Vice President at Allen County Board of Health, and National Safety and Quality Committee at Triad Hospitals. Todd studied at DePauw University between 1983 and 1987, Indiana University School of Medicine between 1988 and 1991, and Bedford North Lawrence High School between 1979 and 1983.

Andy has been employed with Cameron since 2008. He brings over 15 years of experience to this position. Andy received an MBA from Indiana Wesleyan and his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Purdue University School of Pharmacy. Originally drawn to healthcare for the opportunity to help people, Andy loves the family atmosphere at Cameron. He is excited to help bring a full-service pharmacy to the hospital.

Angie Logan is a Chief Nursing Ofcr/VP:Nursing at Cameron Memorial Community Hospital and Asst Chief Nursing Ofcr at IOM Health System LP. She has worked as Chief Nursing Officer at LUTHERAN HOSPITAL and Chief Nursing Officer at Dupont Hospital.

Rachel Faulkner is a Chief Quality Officer at Cameron Memorial Community Hospital.

Scott has been with Cameron Hospital for 14 years, starting as an OR nurse. Scott continued to be promoted, first to clinical nursing leadership, then director of inpatient services and director of IT. His education includes undergraduate studies at the University of Indianapolis and a nursing degree from Purdue University. Scott remembers always wanting to work in healthcare and says he was drawn to leadership positions to help bring about overall improvement. He loves the close-knit family atmosphere of the hospital where everyone looks out for one another.