Leadership
Dennis Weatherford has been the Chief Executive Officer at Putnam County Hospital since 2000. He received his Pharmacy Degree from Butler University and a Masters in Health Administration from Indiana University. Mr. Weatherford is very active in the Indiana Rural Health Association (IRHA) and has served two appointments on the Board of the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA). Mr. Weatherford is married to Ann and they have raised their 3 children in Greencastle.
Alan Nerone joined Putnam County Hospital as the organization’s Chief Financial Officer in September 2021. Mr. Nerone’s experience includes serving as the CFO for multi-specialty physician practices and hospital systems in central Illinois. Mr. Nerone is a member of the Health Care Financial Management Association, where he served as chapter President and Board Member of the McMahon-Illini Chapter. Mr. Nerone is also a member of the Medical Group Management Association. He is a graduate of the University of Illinois, Springfield.
Erin Mullin has been the Vice President, Human Resource at Putnam County Hospital since 2021. She received her Master’s in Public Administration/HR Development from Indiana State University and her Bachelors in Sociology from Indiana University. Erin’s prior experience has been in Human Resource Development and Leadership. She spends her time outside of work at various sporting events, cheering on her kids that attend South Putnam Schools. Her favorite part of her job is the fact that she gets to support people that she not only works with, but that also make up the surrounding community that she is very proud of.
Brooke joined the Putnam County Hospital team in 2017. She graduated from Brownsburg High School before going to Purdue University where she studied communications.
My name is Angie Parnell, I am the Senior Manager of Provider Practices at PCH.
I have over twenty (20) years of experience in the practice management field with a wide range of practice settings. My belief is everyone deserves excellent, compassionate care that is delivered with dignity and respect. Everyone matters we are one community
The primary practice is the patient’s home base and being aligned with specialty services to manage their individual healthcare needs is crucial. In this setting we all work together to produce the best outcomes for our patients.
I live in Gosport with my husband, my mother, 3 miniature horses, 1 donkey, 3 cats and our dog. In our spare time we love being in nature, spending time with family and being out on the Harley wind therapy is the best.
Between my husband and me; we have 2 sons, 2 daughters and two adorable granddaughters’ ages 4yrs and 9 months.
Life is journey always be patient and kind.
