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Guy B. Giesecke will take over as senior vice president and chief executive officer of Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital. (Courtesy Memorial Hermann Health System)

New CEO of Children's Memorial Hermann announced

By Jessica Shorten

Formerly the chief executive officer over the University of Mississippi Medical Center, Guy B. Giesecke will transition to his new role with Memorial Hermann immediately.

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