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Debra Sukin (right) will be taking over as CEO of Texas Children's Hospital from Mark Wallace, who has served in the position since 1986. (Courtesy Texas Children's Hospital)

Debra Sukin announced as new CEO over Texas Children's Hospital

By Jessica Shorten

Sukin was brought on as president over Texas Children’s Hospital in September 2023 and began working under CEO Mark Wallace to prepare as his successor in the role.

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