EUREKA SPRINGS HOSPITAL WELCOMES NEW CEO TIFFANY MEANS

Eureka Springs, AR – The Eureka Springs Hospital Commission proudly welcomes Tiffany Means as the hospital’s new Chief Executive Officer effective August 1, 2025.

“Tiffany brings over two decades of experience in healthcare and healthcare management to the Eureka Springs Hospital,” said Sandy Royce Martin, Chair of the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission. “She stood out from all other candidates because of her experience and commitment to community building. She’s not afraid of challenges and her positive energy is contagious. We are very fortunate to have her lead our team.”

Tiffany holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice, a Masters in Healthcare Administration, Bachelors in Nursing (licensed in three states), a Certified Executive in Nursing Practice (AONL), and recipient of several community leadership awards.

“I’m incredibly honored to take on the role of CEO in this small but vibrant community,” said Tiffany Means. “For me, this opportunity is about more than just operations and strategy—it’s about building trust, improving access, and making sure every decision reflects the unique needs and values of the people we serve. I see my role as a bridge between Eureka Springs Hospital and the community by listening deeply, responding with integrity, and leading with purpose.”

Tiffany is no stranger to Northwest Arkansas. For twenty years, she worked for the Mercy Health System, as Nursing Director, Inpatient and Emergency Services. After that, she was Director of Emergency Services for Northwest Health System in Springdale, AR, and served as project director to open a stand-alone Emergency Room in Fayetteville, AR. Prior to joining Eureka Springs Hospital, she has been an Independent Healthcare Consultant for hospital systems in California, Texas, Arkansas and Illinois.

“On a personal note,” says Tiffany, “I am drawn to this opportunity not only because of the professional challenge, but because of the heart of this community. There’s a sense of connection here that reminds me why I chose healthcare in the first place. I’m excited to put down my professional roots, get to know the people who make this community so special, and work together toward a stronger, healthier future for all.”