Find out if you're more like Drex, Sarah, or Bill!
You're the guardian of healthcare technology! Like Drex, you have a practical, no-nonsense approach to solving problems. Your background has given you unique insights into managing risk and protecting what matters most. You're the person everyone turns to when things get serious, and you have a gift for explaining complex security concepts in ways everyone can understand.
You're the heart of the healthcare IT community! Like Sarah, you believe in the power of connections and the importance of lifting others up. Your superpower is bringing people together and creating environments where innovation thrives. You lead with empathy and understand that technology is only as good as the people using it.
You're the visionary strategist! Like Bill, you see the bigger picture and understand how all the pieces fit together. Your entrepreneurial spirit and strategic thinking help you identify opportunities others miss. You're equally comfortable in the boardroom and the server room, bridging the gap between technology and business.
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I have a belief that leadership should be visible and on-site. Especially in a hospital where you're running the technology. So if I have one person on site, I really think that leadership should be there as well.
Jamie Nelson, Hospital for Special Surgery
Doctors are trained to be like lone wolves. It's not a team sport, despite how much movement we've had towards patient centered care and people working in collaboration. That's still solid but at the end of the day, three o'clock in the morning, the diagnosis is still yours to make over the phone or in the ER. And I think that's been a real struggle for a lot of my colleagues who've tried to make the jump to CMO and being the center of everything.”
Sanaz Cordes, MD, World Wide Technology
Today what you have is electronic health records that are fundamentally big, dumb data repositories that aren't easy to use. Think about Silicon Valley. If you said to anybody, your system is so complex you need a scribe to help you enter the data. They would look at you and say, thats the picture child for bad software.
Glen Tullman, Transcarent
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