THE ROYAL Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (ROH) has appointed a new chief executive.
The trust confirmed its appointment of Matthew Hartland following a competitive recruitment process.
Hartland has been working with the Trust on secondment and will formally take up the role in early October, subject to standard pre-employment checks. During his time with ROH, he has led the development of a new Trust strategy, supported leadership changes, and overseen improvements in performance and delivery of targets.
Simon Page, chair of trustees at ROH, praised Hartland’s leadership and alignment with the Trust’s values. He added: “Matthew’s passion for patients, commitment to our people, and strong alignment with our values have been evident from the very beginning.”
Commenting on his appointment, Matthew Hartland said it was a privilege to be appointed chief executive.
He added: “I am proud of what we have achieved together so far, and I am excited to continue working with colleagues, patients, partners, and our community to build on this progress.
“Our focus will remain firmly on delivering the very best care for patients, supporting our exceptional staff, and strengthening the Trust for the future.”