Patrick Rohan, FACHE

Chief Executive Officer, Good Samaritan Hospital

Patrick Rohan, FACHE, was named Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Good Samaritan Hospital in October 2023. Since joining the hospital, he has led transformative growth initiatives, including the opening of a new Cardiac Catheterization Lab and Progressive Care Unit (PCU). Under his leadership, the hospital has introduced cutting-edge technology, including advanced robotic surgical systems and state-of-the-art ultrasound technology, further enhancing patient care and surgical precision.

Rohan is also spearheading the development of a new $1.2 billion hospital, set to break ground in summer 2024, a project that will redefine healthcare access and innovation for the community. Additionally, during his tenure, Good Samaritan Hospital has achieved its highest employee and physician engagement scores in years, reflecting his commitment to a positive workplace culture and exceptional patient care.

Beyond the hospital, Rohan is deeply engaged in the community. He serves on the Los Gatos Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and has overseen substantial grantmaking efforts to organizations such as Mother’s Milk Bank, March of Dimes, United Way, as well as to the City of San Jose to help address homelessness, reinforcing his dedication to improving the well-being of the broader community.

Before joining Good Samaritan Hospital, Rohan served as CEO of Medical City Frisco, where he oversaw major expansions, including a complex spine deformity program, advanced cardiac and oncology services, a $54 million medical office building, and a $91 million patient tower expansion. Prior to that, he held executive leadership roles at Medical City Plano and several HCA Healthcare hospitals in Florida.

Rohan holds a Master of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Arts in Business Management from Florida Atlantic University. He is a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE) and was recognized as a “40 Under 40” honoree by the Dallas Business Journal in 2021.

Rich Briones, MD

Chief Medical Officer, Good Samaritan Hospital

Dr. Rich Briones has served as Chief Medical Officer (CMO) of Good Samaritan Hospital since January 2022, bringing more than 20 years of clinical experience as a board-certified anesthesiologist. A dedicated physician leader, he is passionate about delivering high-quality, compassionate care and improving the health of the community at large.

Dr. Briones has played a key role in advancing physician-nurse collaboration, ensuring seamless care integration, and driving service line growth. He has worked across public, private, and faith-based health systems, successfully developing tailored solutions to enhance patient experience, optimize quality outcomes, and improve operational efficiency. A collaborative leader, he works closely with executive teams and frontline stakeholders to implement strategies that impact care excellence, patient throughput, and overall hospital performance.

Dr. Briones earned his medical degree from the University of California, Irvine and completed his residency in Anesthesiology at the University of California, San Francisco. A lifelong learner and educator, he continuously challenges himself and those around him to exceed expectations in patient care, clinical quality, and innovation.

Brandon Ware

Chief Financial Officer, Good Samaritan Hospital

Brandon Ware joined Good Samaritan Hospital as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) in September 2024, bringing nearly 20 years of financial leadership experience within HCA Healthcare. Known for his collaborative approach and strategic financial management, he is committed to ensuring Good Samaritan continues to grow, invest in innovation, and provide exceptional patient care.

Before joining Good Samaritan, Brandon served as CFO at TriStar Greenview Regional Hospital, a 211-bed facility in Bowling Green, Kentucky, where he played a key role in enhancing financial performance, supporting physician recruitment, and ensuring teams had the resources needed to deliver high-quality care. His career with HCA Healthcare began in 2005 as a staff accountant with Physician Services, followed by progressive leadership roles including assistant controller at TriStar StoneCrest Medical Center and the TriStar Division Office, controller at TriStar Hendersonville, and associate CFO at TriStar Centennial Medical Center.

Brandon earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Accounting from Middle Tennessee State University.

Geoffrey “Geoff” Hill, FACHE

Chief Operating Officer, Good Samaritan Hospital

Geoff Hill joined Good Samaritan Hospital as Chief Operating Officer (COO) in March 2025, bringing over a decade of leadership experience within HCA Healthcare. With a strong background in hospital operations, strategic growth, and financial management, he is dedicated to enhancing patient care, optimizing hospital performance, and expanding key service lines.

Prior to joining Good Samaritan, Geoff served as COO at Timpanogos Regional Hospital in Utah, where he led the expansion of elective surgeries, the launch of new robotic surgery programs, and the establishment of a Joint Center of Excellence. Under his leadership, the hospital successfully opened a free-standing emergency room, acquired Timpanogos Cancer Services, and achieved Commission on Cancer accreditation. He has also held leadership roles at West Valley Medical Center (Idaho), Riverside Community Hospital (California), and Southern Hills Hospital & Medical Center (Nevada).

With a financial background as a CPA and former Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Geoff has overseen multi-million-dollar projects to improve hospital infrastructure, operational efficiency, and patient access. He holds an MBA from the University of Florida and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Brigham Young University.

A Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE), Geoff is committed to advancing excellence in healthcare leadership.

Nancy Charron-Escribano, MSN

Chief Nursing Officer, Good Samaritan Hospital

Nancy Charron-Escribano, MSN, was appointed Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) at Good Samaritan Hospital in August 2024, bringing over 29 years of healthcare experience, including 12 years in leadership. A dedicated advocate for patient care, nursing excellence, and staff development, she is committed to fostering a collaborative and high-performing nursing culture.

Nancy joined Good Samaritan Hospital in 2023 from Medical City Frisco, Texas, where she was a key community leader, served on multiple medical advisory councils, and was recognized as a 2023 Excellence in Nursing Winner by D Magazine. Since stepping into leadership at Good Samaritan, she has been instrumental in elevating patient experience, improving nursing engagement, and strengthening physician collaboration. Under her guidance, Q1 and Q2 patient care scores reached the highest levels in two years, and her focus on employee engagement has significantly reduced staff turnover.

Nancy holds a Master of Science in Nursing Administration from Texas Tech University, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Florida International University, and an Associate’s Degree in Nursing from Florida Keys College.

Passionate about mentorship, innovation in patient care, and empowering nursing teams, Nancy is dedicated to ensuring that Good Samaritan Hospital continues to provide the highest quality care for its patients and the community.