17 CHIME Members Honored as Leaders in Healthcare IT
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5.24.2018 Candace Stuart – Director, Communications & Public Relations |
Numerous CHIME members have been honored in the media this month for their leadership. CHIME members dominated Health Data Management’s 2018 Most Powerful Women in Healthcare list, with 15 of the 25 women in CIO and hospital IT executive category being members. In addition, Becker’s named two CHIME members among its 100 Great Leaders in Healthcare. They were the only CIOs to make the list.
Here’s a look at the honorees.
Health Data Management’s 2018 Most Powerful Women in Healthcare IT:
Pamela Arora, senior vice president/CIO, Children’s Health
Bobbie Byrne, senior vice president/CIO, Advocate Health Care
Myra Davis, senior vice president/CIO, Texas Children’s Hospital
Dee Emon, vice president/CIO, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
Liz Johnson MS, FAAN, FCHIME, FHIMSS, CHCIO, RN-BC, Chief Information Officer, Acute Hospitals and Applied Clinical Informatics, Tenet Healthcare
Sheree McFarland, CIO, HCA, West Florida Division
Pam McNutt, senior vice president/CIO, Methodist Health System
Theresa Meadows, senior vice president/CIO, Cook Children’s Health Care System
Jamie Nelson, senior vice president/CIO, Hospital for Special Surgery
Stephanie Reel, vice president/CIO, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Pam Saechow, associate CIO, Cleveland Clinic
Pat Skarulis, senior vice president/CIO, Memorial Sloan-Kettering
Laura Smith, vice president/CIO, UnityPoint Health System
Lisa Stump, senior vice president/CIO, Yale-New Haven Health
Deanna Wise, executive vice president/CIO, Dignity Health
Becker’s 100 Great Leaders in Healthcare
Daniel Barchi, senior vice president/CIO, NewYork-Presbyterian
Edward Marx, CIO, Cleveland Clinic
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- CHIME Welcomes Ed Czopek as CFO and Tim Stettheimer as VP of Education – Cletis Earle