Lopus Returns at Administrator at Pavilion

Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC), a member hospital of Upper Allegheny Health System, welcomes Terry D. Lopus as the new Administrator of the Pavilion at BRMC. Lopus started in his new position on March 25.

In his role as administrator at the Pavilion, Mr. Lopus is responsible for the management of the Long Term Care facilities and supervision of hospital departments which function within the facility.

A native of Bradford, Lopus attended the University of Pittsburgh where he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences after graduating from Bradford Area High School. Most recently, he served as the Administrator for the 680-bed Lehigh County Cedarbrook Nursing Home in Allentown, PA. Lopus has over 35 years of licensed nursing home administration experience; obtaining his certification as a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator in 1981.

“We are pleased to welcome Terry back to the Bradford community,” said Timothy J. Finan, CEO and President, Bradford Regional Medical Center, “He brings a wealth of experience and a passion for long-term care that will benefit our residents and their families. In addition, he brings a thorough knowledge of the Bradford community.”

“It is my distinct pleasure to be back in the Bradford Community and I welcome the opportunity to serve with Bradford Regional Medical Center, as well as to be closer to my family and loved ones,” Lopus said

Lopus previously served as Director of the Bradford Housing Authority, Bradford Redevelopment Authority, Bradford Area Public Schools Foundation, Bradford Area United Way, Salvation Army of Bradford, Friendship Table, and the Bradford Area Public Library. In 2006 he received the Rotary Club of Bradford’s highest award for distinguished service when he was named a Paul Harris Fellow.

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