Mary Armijo named Chief Operating Officer of Memorial Medical Center
August 11, 2021
Memorial Medical Center (MMC) is proud to announce that Mary Armijo has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective August 9, 2021.
During her nearly two-year tenure at Memorial as Associate Administrator, Armijo has demonstrated exceptional capability in guiding success in each of her areas of responsibility, most notably in Cardiovascular Services, Laboratory Services, Growth and Outreach and Business Development. Reporting directly to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), she will guide the organization’s clinical program development and continue to enhance the delivery of high-quality health care services.
“We are so excited to congratulate Mary on this well-deserved promotion,” said John Harris, Memorial CEO. “I have every confidence that Mary will continue to perform at a superlative level, achieve great things at our hospital and further Memorial’s tradition of delivering safe and quality care to our community.”
During her seven-year tenure at Memorial’s parent company LifePoint Health, she had oversight over building Clinically Integrated Networks and managing large programs and projects for the Hospital Support Center. In 2015, Armijo started her tenure in hospital operations as an Associate Administrator for UPHS Marquette, where she oversaw ancillary and support departments and led the team to build a new 200-bed hospital tower and new medical office building. She also assisted with Gastrointestinal and Cardiovascular program growth.
Before LifePoint, Armijo worked for Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) for eight years in multiple roles both at the division and corporate levels, leading and supporting clinical systems and programs for the company. She started her health care career at Tallahassee Memorial Medical Center, a 777-bed hospital, and led multiple large facility construction and program growth projects.
Armijo holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Western Governors University, a Master of Computer Information Systems from University of Phoenix, is a certified Project Manager (PMP) and is a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE).