Penn State Health has filled two leadership positions at its West Shore hospitals.

A proposed Cumberland County health care education training facility could create a pipeline of skilled workers to take advantage of the county’s rapidly expanding health care industry.

Penn State Health and Geisinger’s Boards of Directors reached an agreement that will give Penn State ownership of Holy Spirit Health System pending regulatory approval.

Don McKenna, an executive with years of experience leading health care organizations outside of the state, will lead Penn State Health’s incoming acute care hospital in East Hempfield Township, scheduled to open in 2021.

Penn State Health’s incoming vice president for medical affairs and staff development is expected to lead in the recruitment of staff for the system’s new Hampden Medical Center when it opens in 2021, according to officials.

Penn State Health could be the new owner of Holy Spirit Health System by next year if Penn State Health and Danville-based Geisinger Health follow through on a letter of intent the two systems announced on Tuesday.

Penn State Health is edging closer to the summer 2021 opening date of its new Hampden Medical Center in Cumberland County with the hospital system launching a national search this week for a president to lead the center.