Mr. Richardville will assume the role of senior vice president and chief digital and information officer at UF Health in May 2026. He brings more than 30 years of national healthcare IT and digital transformation leadership to the position, including nearly two decades as a chief information or digital officer for some of the nation’s largest and most complex health systems. As the senior executive responsible for enterprise digital strategy, IT, data and analytics, AI, and cybersecurity across UF Health, he will partner closely with clinical, academic, research and administrative leaders to advance the organization’s mission via secure, innovative, and high-performing digital and information capabilities. Most recently, Mr. Richardville served as deputy chief information officer at UF Health, where he played a key role in strengthening operational performance, advancing Epic modernization efforts and deepening collaboration across the system. In his expanded role, he will guide the development and execution of UF Health’s enterprise digital and information strategy, oversee clinical, business and research systems, advance responsible AI adoption, strengthen information security and privacy, and enable an increasingly digital and data-driven workforce. Mr. Richardville is nationally recognized for his leadership in healthcare innovation.
