LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – CHI St. Vincent, a leading regional health network serving central and southwest Arkansas, announces Megan Bonney as President of CHI St. Vincent North, effective Jan. 7. Bonney has served as the CHI St. Vincent Director of Orthopedics and Cardiovascular Services since 2022. In her new role, Bonney will be responsible for the overall operations of CHI St. Vincent North, working in the greater mission of the CHI St. Vincent healthcare system to provide accessible and quality care for Arkansans.
“Megan Bonney is a dynamic leader with a track record of excellence in healthcare administration,” CHI St. Vincent Market CEO Chad Aduddell said. “Her dedication toward improving efficiencies, building relationships and overseeing larger hospital operations will help us continue to provide top-notch care at CHI St. Vincent North. We are excited about her new role as we work together to provide quality and accessible care to people throughout the state."
Bonney brings more than 10 years of healthcare management and leadership to the role. She joined CHI St. Vincent in 2015 as an Administrative Fellow. Following her fellowship, she worked as a Planning Analyst for Strategy and Business Development. In 2019, Bonney was promoted to Director of Orthopedic Services, where she directed and led the strategic growth and direction of CHI St. Vincent’s orthopedic services. In 2022, her role was expanded to Director of Orthopedics and Cardiovascular Services, where she provided oversight and led the growth of orthopedic and cardiovascular services at CHI. St. Vincent.
Bonney has a master’s degree in health administration from the prestigious Cornell University Sloan Program in Health Administration. She also holds a bachelor's degree in health and society from the University of Rochester in Rochester, N.Y. Additionally, Bonney has completed the CommonSpirit Emerging Leaders Program, the CommonSpirit Operations Leadership Academy and the Walton College Leadership Circle for Healthcare. She is also a graduate of Leadership Greater Little Rock.
