Magruder History

Howard Magruder, a banker and resident of Port Clinton, established the Magruder Trust before his death in 1937, and it was with those funds that H.B. Magruder Memorial Hospital (Magruder Hospital) opened in 1940. Magruder is a nonprofit 25 bed Critical Access Hospital serving a rural population as the only hospital in Ottawa County. Magruder remains an independent community hospital with approximately 400 highly trained employees and is led by President & CEO Nick Marsico, Chief Nursing Officer Kim Schreiner, Chief Financial Officer Rob Goshia, and Executive Assistant Dana Lynd, with oversight from our 15 member Board of Trustees.

Magruder Hospital strives to have a culture that is driven by our values and behaviors, because we know that how we behave every day creates the culture around us. We focus on three values:

INTEGRITY – OWNERSHIP – COMPASSION

By focusing on these 3 values, and some basic behaviors associated with each value, we earn and maintain the respect of our patients, co-workers and community. By holding ourselves accountable to demonstrating these values every day, we are building a culture that will propel our organization to the next level.