Georgia health system appoints inaugural CIO

Brunswick-based Southeast Georgia Health System has named its first CIO.

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Susan Ibanez will take on the new role July 24 after serving the past three years as CIO of Vail (Colo.) Health.

“In addition to her extensive executive-level information systems/technology experience in the healthcare industry, Susan possesses key competencies in strategic planning, operations, financial and project management, and information technology governance,” the two-hospital system said in a July 6 news release.

Ms. Ibanez has also worked as vice president of information services business solutions for Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System and CIO of Corpus Christi, Texas-based Driscoll Children’s Hospital. Prior to that, she was a project director at Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare for 13 years.

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