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Cybersecurity laws are stringent, and compliance is essential for healthcare organizations.
In this episode, James Wellman, the Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Nathan Littauer Hospital & Nursing Home, dives into his multifaceted role, tackling IT management, healthcare challenges, and AI integration. James stresses the importance of focusing on basic operations and optimizing technology like Meditech expanse. He highlights the potential of AI in healthcare governance and its role in democratizing technology for smaller organizations. Moreover, cybersecurity emerges as a significant concern, with James actively addressing New York's stringent laws.
Tune in and learn how technology, mentorship, and passion intersect in shaping healthcare and IT landscapes!
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James Wellman is a seasoned technology leader with a rich and diverse professional background. Currently serving as the Vice President & Chief Information Officer at Nathan Littauer Hospital & Nursing Home, James brings over 25 years of experience across various industries. Before his current role, he held positions such as CIO Senior Partner at Fortium Partners, CIO/CTO at JPW Healthcare IT Consulting, and Chief Digital & Information Officer at Blanchard Valley Health System. James’ journey in technology leadership began with roles at Comanche County Memorial Hospital and McKesson Provider Technologies, where he honed their skills in healthcare IT. Before that, James held critical positions at the University of Kentucky HealthCare, managing enterprise infrastructure and technology. He also has a Master's Degree in Health Care Administration from Oklahoma State University, complemented by an Associate in Arts degree from Bluegrass Community and Technical College and a Bachelor of Science in Workforce Leadership from the University of Louisville. James is also certified as a Certified Healthcare Chief Information Officer and holds the CDH-E certification from CHIME. His commitment to excellence and continuous learning underscores his expertise in healthcare technology leadership.
