Sabra hires new investment EVP

Sabra Health Care REIT announced today that Darrin Smith has joined the company as executive vice president of investments, where he will oversee the investment team and assist the Sabra leadership team on business development opportunities. “I am excited to join the highly-regarded Sabra team and look forward to collaborating with them during this dynamic time in the company’s history,” said Smith. Smith has over 25 years of real estate experience including 14 years in healthcare real estate, adding to the company’s healthcare professionals led by Tayla Nevo-Hacohen, the company’s chief investment officer. Most recently Smith served as senior vice president of senior housing investments at HCP (now Healthpeak Properties) from January 2010 to December 2018. Prior to joining HCP in 2005, Smith worked with the real estate group of Ernst & Young for five years before moving on to GE Capital Real Estate in 1999. “We are excited for the opportunity to expand our management team with someone of Darrin's knowledge and experience,” said Nevo-Hacohen. “Darrin’s breadth of experience in healthcare, real estate and finance will expand and enhance the capabilities of our investment team,” she added. Sabra Health Care REIT, Inc. is a Maryland-based corporation that, through its subsidiaries, owns and invests in real estate serving healthcare industry throughout the United States and Canada.

Sabra hires new investment EVP

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