Digital health company CEO joins Nemours Children’s

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Nemours Children’s Health has named a former digital healthcare company CEO as its new executive vice president and chief health impact officer.

Patrice Harris, MD, was named to the role, according to an Aug. 3 news release. In this role, Dr. Harris will be responsible for partnering with clinical, operational, financial, strategy, and advocacy teams to drive improvements in child and community health outcomes.

Prior to this, Dr. Harris served as CEO of eMed, a digital healthcare company she also co-founded.

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