Chief Executive Officer

The Chief Executive Officer provides overall strategic and administrative leadership for Olmsted Medical Center, guiding the organization’s mission, performance, and long-term vision. This role supports clinical and administrative teams in advancing high-quality, patient-centered care and meeting the evolving healthcare needs of southeastern Minnesota.

As Chief Executive Officer, Tim Weir has been providing system administrative leadership for Olmsted Medical Center since 2006 through a dyad leadership model.

Tim has supported his administrative and medical leadership team as they have helped OMC achieve numerous clinical and strategic initiatives in support of the Rochester and surrounding communities’ healthcare needs.

Tim is active on local, regional, and national boards. This includes currently serving as a member of OMC’s Regional Foundation, member and past chair of GRAUC (Greater Rochester Advocates for Universities and Colleges), member West Bank Rochester Community Board, member of Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota Council Regents, past regional treasurer and current member Policy and Advocacy Committee Minnesota Hospital Association, national member and current Chair Elect of AMGA Board of Directors and Executive Committee. He is a Fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE).

“Olmsted Medical Center is a great organization and the people who work here are very good at what they do and very much committed to the patients we serve. We’ve had outstanding performance in all areas in the past decade, and I look forward to the opportunities that have yet to be realized.”

Tim Weir, FACHE

Chief Executive Officer

A Fargo native, Tim holds an MA in Healthcare Administration and MBA from the University of Iowa and a BA from the University of Minnesota—Twin Cities. Before coming to Rochester, Tim served as Vice President—Ambulatory Services at Baystate Health System in Springfield, MA, a 13,000-employee regional non-profit Level 1 Trauma academic organization affiliated with Tufts Medical Center. Prior to Baystate, he was Assistant Administrator of Operations for Dakota Clinic—Innovis Health in Fargo, ND, a for-profit multispecialty system in North Dakota and Minnesota.