Douglas P. Stacy, MBA, CMPE, Chief Executive Officer

Douglas Paul Stacy brings more than 25 years of healthcare leadership experience to his role as Chief Executive Officer at Wilson Medical Center. As CEO, he works with the Board of Trustees to provide steady and effective leadership across hospital administration, physician practice management, operational optimization, and strategic planning. With a strong commitment to advancing patient care, fostering employee engagement, and driving organizational excellence, Doug ensures Wilson Medical Center continues to meet the evolving healthcare needs of the community.

Doug has held senior leadership roles in hospital and clinic operations, hospital technology infrastructure, and strategic development. He led the expansion of a 30,000-square-foot medical facility, implemented a new electronic health record system, and developed multiple rural health clinics to serve southeast Kansas communities. His achievements also include a Master of Business Administration from Friends University and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Kansas State University. He is a Board-Certified Medical Practice Executive (CMPE) through the Medical Group Management Association and has served as President of the Kansas HIMSS Chapter.

Doug was born in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and moved to Independence, Kansas, in 1988. He is passionate about strengthening the future of rural healthcare through innovation, collaboration, and community partnerships. His leadership reflects a deep commitment to patients, providers, and the long-term health of the communities he serves.

Outside of work, Doug enjoys traveling and spending time with family and friends. He and his wife, Shani, have two children and two grandchildren. 

Lori Smith, Chief Financial Officer

Lori Smith serves as Chief Financial Officer of Wilson Medical Center, where she leads the organization’s financial strategy, planning, and reporting functions. In her role, she partners closely with the CEO, board of trustees, and senior leadership team to foster a culture of safety, innovation, and continuous improvement, while ensuring strong financial performance and operational efficiency.

With more than 25 years of experience in healthcare finance, Lori has held executive leadership roles across multiple organizations. Her depth of expertise supports Wilson Medical Center’s mission to maintain financial stability while identifying new opportunities for growth and improvement.

She holds a Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management from Fort Hays State University.

Outside of her professional responsibilities, Lori values time with her family. She is married and enjoys spending time with her three children and five grandchildren, as well as with friends.

Adam Gall, MHA, Chief Operations Officer

Adam Gall is the Chief Operations Officer for Wilson Medical Center. In this role, he works to advance clinical outcomes and operational efficiency for the outpatient wound care center and two rural health clinics. He collaborates closely with administration and staff to foster team engagement and develop innovative care solutions.

Adam began his healthcare journey at the age of 20 through the fire service, where he was introduced to emergency medical services. He earned his Master’s in Healthcare Administration from Oklahoma State University in 2020. Adam joined Wilson Medical Center in 2020 as a contracted Wound Care Program Director and was officially hired into as Clinical Operations Director in April 2025 until assuming the current role of Chief Operations Officer in November 2025. 

Adam is married to Kristina, and they are the proud parents of two children. Together, Adam and Kristina enjoy the outdoors with their family and actively volunteer with their local high school booster club.

Suzy Cook, Director of Quality, Risk & Compliance

Suzy Cook serves as the Director of Risk, Quality, and Compliance at Wilson Medical Center. She began her journey with the organization in 1997, starting with just nine hours a week in the medical records department. Within two months, she moved into a full-time role and went on to gain valuable experience across nine different departments, giving her a unique, well-rounded understanding of hospital operations.

In 2013, Suzy joined the Risk, Quality, and Compliance team, where she now leads efforts to ensure patient safety, regulatory compliance, and continuous quality improvement. In her role as Director, she oversees initiatives that strengthen clinical performance, reduce risk, and support a culture of accountability across the organization. Suzy works closely with staff at every level to develop processes, training, and standards that uphold the highest levels of care for patients and families.

Suzy lives in Neodesha and is the proud mother of one son.

Kevin Myers, Director of Business Services

Kevin answered his calling to healthcare as a dietary aide at the age of 16. He has gained much knowledge throughout his career serving in multiple capacities including direct patient care, pharmacy, supply chain, Revenue Cycle, Information Technology and Business Services. He began his career at Wilson Medical Center in 2016 and is currently the Administrative Director of Business Services.

Kevin is married to Sara, and they are proud parents of four children and two grandchildren. Kevin and Sara are active volunteers at the Ronald McDonald House in Joplin, Missouri, where they have been volunteering for over 20 years. Kevin is currently pursuing his master’s degree in healthcare administration.

Sheila Mitchell, Administrative Assistant to the CEO

Sheila Mitchell, Administrative Assistant to the CEO, has been part of the Wilson Medical Center team since 2018, when she joined as the Marketing/Foundation Assistant. In 2022, she stepped into her current role supporting the CEO and executive leadership team, bringing more than 30 years of administrative experience in healthcare settings.

In her role, she assists across a wide range of day-to-day responsibilities - from communications and meeting preparation, including board-level functions, to records management, contract coordination, and more. She is also an active member of the WMC Employee Morale Group, helping plan events and initiatives aimed at fostering connection and camaraderie among staff. She values being part of an organization that serves the community and finds meaning in working alongside people who have a true passion for what they do.

Sheila enjoys spending time with her husband, Chris, along with lake days, gardening, reading, photography, creative digital design, and attending concerts. She is also the proud mother of three grown sons: Ryan, Chance, and Collin.

Jordan Hearn, Director of Human Resources

Jordan leads HR with a focus on people, clarity, and execution. With experience across higher education, banking, and renewable energy, she’s known for bringing structure to fast-moving environments and keeping people at the center of every process.

Her background includes recruiting, employee relations, policy development, and culture-building efforts that actually stick. She leads with energy and empathy—balancing direct communication with a genuine interest in helping people grow and succeed.

Outside of work, Jordan stays grounded by spending time with her family—her number one priority! She also enjoys fashion and shopping, and sees personal style as an extension of confidence and creativity!

Erica Johnson, Director of Marketing 

Erica Johnson is a passionate advocate for community health and a strategic storyteller dedicated to helping Kansans live healthier, happier lives. Her journey with Wilson Medical Center began in 2015 as a part-time fitness instructor, where her enthusiasm for wellness quickly grew into a broader mission to strengthen the health of her community. She later served as Manager of Community Health & Wellness, leading initiatives that improved well-being across Wilson County while highlighting the essential role of rural healthcare.

Today, as Director of Marketing for Wilson Medical Center, Erica blends thoughtful strategy with meaningful storytelling to connect people with vital healthcare services. Her work extends beyond the hospital through active involvement in community organizations, including serving as a board member for the K-State Extension Wildcat District and President of the Stay Strong - Live Long - Wilson County health coalition.

Erica is deeply committed to building a vibrant, healthy community through collaboration, access to care, and opportunities for active living. She lives in Neodesha with her husband, Devin, and their two sons, Tripp and Krew.