Brad Hillmon is the new CEO of AdventHealth Apopka.
From AdventHealth
AdventHealth has named Brad Hillmon as chief executive officer of AdventHealth Apopka. As Florida continues to lead the nation in population growth, AdventHealth’s Central Florida Division remains committed to meeting the evolving needs of Orange County communities by strengthening its presence and expanding access to whole-person care through these strategic leadership appointments.
Hillmon brings more than a decade of experience in health care within AdventHealth, most recently serving as chief operating officer (COO) for the Orlando campus.
Related: AdventHealth Apopka names new Chief Nursing Officer.
“Brad’s extensive leadership experience, deep connection to the Apopka community, and commitment to whole-person care make him the right leader for AdventHealth Apopka,” said Kari Vargas, CEO of AdventHealth’s Central Florida Division – North Market. “His ability to foster strong teams and focus on operational excellence will allow us to continue to grow services and meet the health care needs of our community.”
Last month, AdventHealth Apopka announced another major leadership appointment, naming Latonya McCoy as the hospital’s new Chief Nursing Officer.
Hillmon has been with AdventHealth for 10 years, beginning his career in business development. He later served as vice president and chief operating officer for ambulatory services in the Central Florida Division, before assuming the role of chief operating officer at AdventHealth Orlando. Prior to joining AdventHealth, he spent close to 15 years in building materials manufacturing and distribution.
“Having lived in the Apopka community my entire life, it’s a true privilege to lead this incredible hospital team. I’m excited about the opportunity to grow with our community, build on AdventHealth Apopka’s reputation for compassionate, high-quality care, and guide our campus toward becoming the faith-based, consumer-focused hospital our mission calls us to be.”
Hillmon holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Central Florida and a master's degree in business administration from Rollins College. He serves on the board of directors for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Orlando and Osceola, and is an elder and board member of the Spring Meadows Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Hillmon and his wife have three sons. In his free time, he enjoys cycling, triathlons, and hiking.
