Nashville General Hospital CEO Joseph Webb resigned Thursday amid a storm of controversy about alleged mismanagement of the county's safety-net medical facility. A Metro Nashville internal audit of the hospital,

Dr. Joseph Webb, the CEO of Nashville General Hospital, announced Thursday in a meeting with employees that he is resigning, effective in two weeks, amid growing scrutiny

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Dr. Joseph Webb, CEO of Nashville General Hospital, has announced he will not be seeking a renewal of his contract. Webb’s decision came ahead of the Nashville General Hospital Authority Board meeting on Thursday afternoon.

Nashville General Hospital CEO Joseph Webb submitted his resignation Thursday just hours before the Hospital Authority board was set to vote on renewing his contract. Why it matters: Webb's departure creates an opening at the helm of the city-owned safety net hospital,

Joseph Webb has announced he is stepping down as the CEO of Nashville General Hospital, the city's safety net medical center, following allegations of nepotism and bullying and an oversight committee's recommendation to oust him.

Dr. Joseph Webb, who has served as CEO of Nashville General Hospital since 2015, is facing increasing scrutiny over his performance, particularly in recent years.

The Metropolitan Hospital Authority Board unanimously approved a motion to not renew Nashville General Hospital CEO Joseph Webb's contract. This comes hours after he recused himself from a contract renewal.