We are excited that our very own Bill McGinley is the new President and CEO of ACHCA!
Bill is a member of the Assisted Living Administration Advisory Committee for Saint Joseph’s College of Maine!.
The American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA) has selected Bill McGinley, CNHA, CALA, CAS, FACHCA as its new President and CEO effective December 4, 2017. Mr. McGinley has been in the field of long-term care administration since 1980. His leadership skills and knowledge will greater strengthen ACHCA’s future. He has been a Nursing Home Administrator for 35 years. He began his career with the Greenery Rehabilitation Group, Inc. a nationally known leader in the field of head-injury rehabilitation and sub-acute care. The majority of Bill's career was with SALMON Health and Retirement, a Massachusetts family owned company managing a SNF, ALR, Adult Day Health Center, and a child care center. Most recently he was the executive director of New Pond Village, a CCRC in Walpole, MA.
Bill holds an MBA from Boston University with a concentration in Health Care Management. He is a Fellow of the America College of Health Care Administrators (FACHCA). He is also a Certified Nursing Home Administrator (CNHA), Certified Administrator of Sub-Acute Care (CAS), and a Certified Assisted Living Administrator (CALA). He is certified as an assisted living director (CDAL) by the Senior Living Certification Commission. Bill recently became only the third person in the country to achieve the Health Services Executive (HSE) credential from the National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB).
In May of 2010 he was named Outstanding Member of the American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA). In 2017 ACHCA named him as the recipient of the Distinguished Assisted Living Administrator Award.
Bill is the past President of the Massachusetts Chapter of the American College of Health Care Administrators. He was the chair of the 2009 Convocation in Providence, RI. He was the chair of the ACHCA Professional Certification Committee and served as an item writer for the certification exams. He was a founding trustee of the MetroWest Health Care Foundation and served as chair of the MetroWest Healthcare Foundation Commission on Healthy Aging.