Leading in the Age of AI
People. Purpose. Outcomes.
Healthcare technology executive, author, educator, and advisor working at the intersection of AI, healthcare transformation, and leadership.
HIMSS
CHIME
ViVE
HFMA
AI4
Stanford
UC Berkeley
Harvard Kennedy School
ISACA
HIMSS
CHIME
ViVE
HFMA
AI4
Stanford
UC Berkeley
Harvard Kennedy School
ISACA
I do not write about healthcare transformation
from the outside.
I lead it inside one of the largest public health systems in California, where technology decisions carry operational, clinical, ethical, and financial consequences at scale. Over the past two decades, I have led large-scale hospital integrations, Epic transformations, cybersecurity modernization, AI governance programs, and enterprise technology initiatives under conditions where failure was not theoretical.That operating reality shapes everything I write, teach, and advise on today.
I lead it inside one of the largest public health systems in California, where technology decisions carry operational, clinical, ethical, and financial consequences at scale. Over the past two decades, I have led large-scale hospital integrations, Epic transformations, cybersecurity modernization, AI governance programs, and enterprise technology initiatives under conditions where failure was not theoretical.
That operating reality shapes everything I write, teach, and advise on today.
Frameworks built from lived complexity are different from frameworks built from observation. The difference is what makes them durable.
My perspective on transformation was not developed in a laboratory, consulting engagement, or case study. It was developed while being accountable for the outcome.
As Head of Standards Operationalization at the Trustworthy Technology and Innovation Consortium (TTIC), I help operationalize emerging frameworks for clinical AI governance, including IEEE UL 2933.
My work focuses on the practical reality of responsible AI deployment inside healthcare institutions: not theoretical ethics alone, but governance systems that can survive operational pressure, regulatory scrutiny, and clinical complexity.
As co-chair of the Clinical AI Review Committee, evaluating AI vendors, reviewing deployments, and building the institutional muscle to govern intelligent systems at scale.
At TTIC, helping translate IEEE UL 2933 and adjacent standards into artifacts that health system CIOs and CMIOs can actually deploy.
Through writing, speaking, and advisory engagements that move the conversation beyond AI hype toward the harder questions of accountability, durability, and trust.
Three platforms. One thesis. Each one serves a distinct audience and a distinct need.
Build the leadership capacity AI transformation requires
The LIT Academy equips managers, executives, and boards to understand AI, govern it responsibly, and translate its potential into practical organizational outcomes.
Long-form editorial. Independent voice.
The intellectual property ecosystem behind the work. Essays, the In the Loop editorial cartoon series, and the newsletter that elevates the conversation.
Ideas, on the page.
Published works and forthcoming releases on leadership, healthcare transformation, and the responsible scaling of AI.
Exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, healthcare technology, and executive leadership. A curated selection of keynotes, panels, and strategic discussions.
A HIMSS conversation with Ed Marx, AMD, and Dell Technologies exploring how AI and high-performance computing can improve healthcare workflows, operational efficiency, and patient outcomes.
Executive discussion around responsible generative AI, including scaling AI safely, managing AI risk, data protection, bias, regulatory issues, and the broader question of not simply what AI can do, but what organizations should do with it.
Leadership in healthcare technology is earned across decades, not titles. Mine has been earned across hospital floors, governance committees, university classrooms, conference stages, and the pages of independently published work.
Whether you are a health system facing intelligent transformation, an executive preparing for the next move, a board navigating AI oversight, or a publisher, podcast, or conference looking for an honest voice on healthcare and AI, I would like to hear from you.
Helping healthcare leaders navigate the transition from digital systems to intelligent systems.
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