Huntington Hospital today announced that Brad McCoy will be joining as vice president of construction, facilities and real estate. McCoy brings almost two decades of construction and financial management experience for large-scale projects in both the hospitality and healthcare space.
In his role, McCoy will oversee all construction, facilities and real estate management work in support of Huntington Hospital’s promise to be a leader in creating community well-being.
“Brad brings extensive experience in construction management, specifically his experience overseeing the progress and timeline for complex construction projects,” says Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA, president and CEO, Huntington Hospital. “We look forward to seeing the impact of his leadership as we continue to enhance our facilities for generations to come.”
McCoy is joining Huntington Hospital from Loma Linda University Health, where he oversaw all planning, design and construction for the 1,000+ bed healthcare system and academic institution with $1B in annual net revenue. From leading needs assessments to developing, planning and executing all major capital initiatives, McCoy has delivered projects that touch tertiary, quaternary and primary care areas with a focus on meeting regulatory standards, enhancing patient experience and supporting ROI.
McCoy earned his Bachelor’s of Business Studies in finance from Pacific Union College.