Meet the CIOs of US News’ Best Children’s Hospitals 2024-25

Children’s hospitals across the country rely on their CIOs to manage their EHRs and develop innovative digital initiatives.

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Here are the IT chiefs at the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Children’s Hospitals Honor Roll winners for 2024-25 released Oct. 8:

Boston Children’s Hospital: Heather Nelson has been senior vice president and CIO since 2021.

Children’s Hospital Colorado (Aurora): Amy Feaster has been senior vice president and chief digital and information officer since December.

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles: Conrad Band has been senior vice president and CIO since 2023 after serving in an interim capacity starting in 2021.

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia: Shakeeb Akhter has been senior vice president and chief digital and information officer since 2022.

Children’s National Hospital (Washington, D.C.): Matt MacVey has been executive vice president and CIO since 2022.

Cincinnati Children’s: Tony Johnston has been senior vice president of information services and CIO since 2023.

Nationwide Children’s Hospital (Columbus, Ohio): Denise Zabawski has been CIO since 2013.

Rady Children’s Hospital (San Diego): Albert Oriol has been vice president and CIO since 2006.

Seattle Children’s Hospital: Zafar Chaudry, MD, is senior vice president and chief digital and information officer, joining as CIO in 2017.

Texas Children’s Hospital (Houston): Myra Davis has been chief information innovation officer since 2019, having served as senior vice president and CIO since 2012.

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