David Hallock Named to John Randolph Medical Center Board of Trustees

(HOPEWELL, VA) July 11, 2008 – David Hallock, Jr., a former senior member  of Governor Mark R. Warner’s staff, has been named to the John Randolph Medical Center Board of Trustees.

Hallock is Vice President and Counsel at Kemper Consulting, a government and public relations consulting firm with offices in Richmond and Norfolk.  Before joining Kemper Consulting, he was the Senior Policy Advisor and Deputy Counsel to Governor Warner.

“We are very pleased to welcome Mr. Hallock to the Board of Trustees,” said Elwood B. Boone, III, Chief Executive Officer at John Randolph. “His government and legal experience will help us build on our tradition of providing high quality health care to the Tri-Cities area.”

During his tenure in the Warner administration, Hallock represented the interests of the Governor's Office in such areas as health care, natural resources, finance, public safety and transportation. Prior to his tenure in the Governor’s administration, he was a Government Relations Attorney with Williams Mullen.

Hallock also previously worked for the Virginia General Assembly as staff for the Senate Courts of Justice Committee. He received his undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Virginia.

About John Randolph Medical Center
John Randolph Medical Center, a 147-bed facility located at 411 West Randolph Road in Hopewell, has served the Tri-Cities for over 90 years, providing high quality health care services, from oncology and cardiac care to behavioral health and emergency medicine. The facility combines a small-town atmosphere with sophisticated technology commonly found in large urban hospitals. John Randolph is part of the HCA Richmond Health System, the largest health care provider in the Richmond metropolitan area. The Cardiac Care services include noninvasive and minimally invasive diagnostics, cardiac catheterization, stress tests and a cardiac rehab program certified by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Oncology Services offers individualized treatment protocols accredited by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer, outpatient infusion, chemotherapy, as well as inpatient and surgical services. The ICU/CCU offers eICU WATCH for critical patients, a patient-monitoring system also available at HCA hospitals throughout the Richmond region. The 24-hour Emergency Room offers two distinct treatment areas – a Fast Track designed for non-emergent concerns and an acute section for more serious injury and illness. For more information or a free physician referral, visit hcarichmond.com or call MedLine at 800-242-5662.