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Martin Bowles heads to Calvary to replace Mark Doran

29 August 2017
By Kate McDonald

The former secretary of the federal Department of Health Martin Bowles has been appointed as national CEO of Calvary Health Care, following his announcement last week that he was retiring from the public service.

Mr Bowles will replace Mark Doran, who is retiring after holding the position for nine years. Mr Bowles will start on November 1.

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