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    You are at:Home»Local News»New health administrator could be appointed on Monday

    New health administrator could be appointed on Monday

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    By KMAN Staff on September 28, 2011 Local News

    The pool of candidates for the health administrator position has been reduced to two.

    Riley County-Manhattan Health board president Brady Burton informed KMAN that the third candidate, Larry Franken, has withdrawn his name from the race. The board voted to expedite the decision-making process during their Wednesday meeting.

    “We are planning to have a special meeting on October 3 to discuss the position,” Burton said. “We could possibly make a motion and vote on the new administrator.”

    The final candidate, and current assistant Health Administrator, Suzanne Kufahl (Koo-fall), will start the interview process later this morning.

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