Mr. Duvall was appointed to the role Feb. 2 to replace former acting chief data officer Perryn Ashmore, now chief information officer for HHS.
Mr. Duvall served as the deputy chief data officer before his current appointment, and he remains in that position as well, said HHS. In December, Mr. Duvall played a key role in the release of key datasets specifying hospital COVID-19 admissions and use, as well as community outcomes, FedScoop reported.
Mr. Duvall joined HHS in April 2018. His previous roles also include enterprise architect and senior technical adviser.
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