BROOMFIELD — Michael Slubowski has resigned as president and chief executive of Broomfield-based SCL Health to become president and chief operating officer of Trinity Health in Novi, Mich., a health system he worked for from 1997 to 2010.
Slubowski joined the faith-based SCL Health in January 2011 and oversaw the relocation of its system services operations from Lenexa, Kan., to Denver and later to Broomfield.
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SCL Health’s board of directors is working on a transition plan, including interim leadership, to replace Slubowski.
SCL Health, founded by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, operates a network of hospitals and physician clinics, and provides services that include home health care, hospice, mental health care, outpatient imaging, virtual health care and safety-net services.
During his tenure, Slubowski recruited system services leaders, and together the team created a structure and operating model to leverage skill and scale across SCL Health’s three regions — Colorado, Kansas and Montana.
Since then, SCL Health has entered into partnerships, including one with National Jewish Health in Denver and the acquisition of Platte Valley Medical Center in Brighton.
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