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Bon Secours Names New Hampton Roads Market President

By Barrett Baker

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Patricia Davis-Hagens. Photo courtesy of Bon Secours.

Correction: The original article stated that Bon Secours operates hospitals in Norfolk, Newport News and Portsmouth. They no longer run a hospital in Norfolk, so the article has been edited to say they have three locations in Newport News, Portsmouth and Franklin.

Bon Secours recently named Pat Davis-Hagens as its new Hampton Roads market president. Davis-Hagens will be relocating from Cincinnati, where she is currently president of The Jewish Hospital—Mercy Health. Bon Secours is part of the Bon Secours Mercy Health system.

In her new role, Davis-Hagens will replace Amy F. Carter, who stepped down as Bon Secours market president to become CEO of Centra Lynchburg General Hospital. As market president, Davis-Hagens will oversee all Hampton Roads operations. The health system runs three hospitals in Newport News, Portsmouth and Franklin.

“Pat is an integrative and dynamic leader with notable achievements that drive improved community outcomes while ensuring the patient is at the center of every decision,” Paul Smith, Bon Secours Mercy Health group president, said in a statement. “She has the benefit of building upon a firm foundation of excellence over her 15 years with the ministry, where she focused on compassionate, quality patient care and efficient, effective operations.”

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