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Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO Scott Livingstone steps down

Dec 2, 2021 | 11:39 AM

Scott Livingstone is stepping down as CEO of the Saskatchewan Health Authority.

In a news release, the SHA announced its board of directors received notice that Livingstone has left his position effective immediately.

“The board is grateful for Scott’s leadership during the creation of the SHA and throughout the COVID-19 pandemic,” the news release read.

Andrew Will was selected as the interim CEO.

“(Will) has served in executive leadership positions for health regions in both Saskatchewan and Alberta, including chief executive officer of four health regions (and) as acting CEO of the former Saskatoon Health Region,” the release stated.

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Will has also served on the executive team for Alberta Health Services as executive vice president of clinical support services. Will also previously served as the CEO of 3sHealth. He is moving to the interim CEO position from his current role as vice president of infrastructure, information and support for the SHA.

The board is expected to release updates on the recruitment of a permanent CEO “as soon as available.”

The SHA said no operations or services have been affected during this time.