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Oklahoma Doctor,

Integris Executive,

To Succeed Streck

Tommy Ibrahim To Oversee

8-County Healthcare System

Dr. Tommy Ibrahim is next president/CEO of the Bassett Healthcare Network

COOPERSTOWN – Dr. Tommy Ibrahim has been appointed as the next Bassett Healthcare Network president/CEO, succeeding Bill Streck as head of the eight-county hospital system.  He is expected to arrived here in mid to late July.

Extending a Bassett tradition for its chief executives, he is a physician.

Dr. Ibrahim, 39, has held leadership positions within the healthcare industry for the past 14 years, most recently serving as executive vice president and chief physician executive for Integris Health System, the largest not-for-profit and state-owned health care system in Oklahoma.

U.S. News & World Report placed Integris on its list of Top 25 healthcare systems in the U.S.

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