Jay Saccaro is stepping down as vice president and chief financial officer (CFO) of GE HealthCare to pursue a role outside the medical technology industry, according to the company.
George Newcomb, currently controller and chief accounting officer, has been appointed interim CFO. Saccaro will remain with the company through August 14, 2026, to help ensure a smooth transition, and GE HealthCare has begun a search for a permanent successor.
Newcomb has served as controller of GE HealthCare since February 2016 and was named chief accounting officer as part of the company's 2023 spinoff from General Electric. He previously held finance leadership roles at GE Capital for nearly 20 years, the company noted.
