During a special-called meeting April 21, commissioners approved placing Chebra on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation.
“Because this is a personnel matter, the district is unable by law to share any additional details,” Sevcik said in a statement.
What you need to know
ESD 11 commissioners approved a motion to make Chief Quality Officer Jordan Anderson the interim CEO at a special-called meeting April 29. In the meantime, the job opening will be posted as the search for a permanent CEO is underway.
Anderson has been in the EMS industry for 20 years, according to the ESD website.
For 13 years, Anderson worked at the Montgomery County Hospital District as a paramedic, logistics manager and assistant chief of the clinical department. He also previously worked as CEO of Sterling EMS.
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Chebra was named interim CEO of ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare in 2022, as reported by Community Impact. Chebra was appointed following the resignation of Doug Hooten.
