CEO Lee Whitney Resigns, RACP seeks interim CEO

The current RACP CEO Lee Whitney has resigned. His last day in the role will be Friday 19 April 2024.

Mr Whitney said he had made the difficult decision after forming the view that the agenda of the RACP would be best addressed by a CEO with a specific focus on governance reform.

The President and the Board has thanked Mr Whitney for coming to his decision quickly and for his actions in progressing several major projects particularly those required to transform technology platforms and digital member engagement.

The Board has commenced actions to seek an interim CEO. Mr Whitney will work closely with the Board and senior team over the coming weeks to minimise disruption to the College and its current transformation processes.

The RACP Board reiterates its commitment to improvements in training and education, governance, and member experience. Health equity, workforce and wellbeing are key College focus areas.