Executive Leadership

Mark Judy, CEO
Mark Judy became the Chief Executive Officer at Valley General Hospital in 2000. Mark holds a Masters in Health Administration from the Medical College of Virginia, and has been in leadership positions in health care for more than 25 years, mainly in the Puget Sound, but has also served in Kenya for several years. He and his wife live in Snohomish, where they are near most of their four children and four grandchildren. Mark is very active in state-wide health care leadership, including being the treasurer of the Washington State Hospital Association. He is currently on the board of the Community Health Center of Snohomish County; Adaptis, Inc.; Washington State Hospital Association; Washington Casualty Company Advisory Council; Washington State Medical Association; Snohomish County Citizens Cabinet on Economic Development; Governor’s Task Force on Tort Reform; and Washington District Hospital Workers’ Compensation Board.

John Beltz, CFO
John Beltz became Chief Financial Officer at Valley General Hospital in January, 2006. John graduated with his Bachelor’s of Science in Accounting from Pennsylvania State University. John has extensive experience in the role of hospital CFO, he was CFO of a hospital in Pennsylvania for almost 20 years. John lives in the Sultan area and has 3 children attending college on both the east and west coasts. John is a certified public accountant. He has been an active volunteer in professional and community organizations having served as treasurer of the North Penn YMCA, treasurer of the Eastern PA Youth Soccer Association and chairman on the Hospital Central Services Cooperative, a 105 – hospital laundry cooperative. John looks forward to becoming active in the Monroe and Sultan communities.

Brenda Rogers
Brenda Rogers, was appointed as Associate Administrator and Chief Nursing Officer in late 2007. She received her nursing degree from Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing and a bachelor’s degree in Management Technology from Lewis Clark State College. She began her career as an ICU nurse in Idaho, managed an orthopedic unit, and transferred to Critical Care and Telemetry management before moving to Monroe, WA in 1986. Brenda managed the Critical Care Unit at General Hospital Medical Center in Everett before joining VGH in 1994 as the Director of Inpatient Services. She and her husband have two college-aged children. Brenda belongs to the American Organization of Nurse Executives and Northwest Organization of Nurse Executives. She is also a member of Kiwanis and is the President of the VGH Guild.