Mr. Miri joined Baptist Health in September 2021, assuming responsibility for the system’s future from an IT perspective, with an emphasis on digital strategy, innovation, cybersecurity, and the integration of technology across the enterprise. He brings to his role more than 20 years of health IT experience and a track record of transforming care delivery for consumers, patients and providers by collaborating with clinicians, internal stakeholders and technology partners. In the first year of his tenure at Baptist Health, he was heavily involved in the transition to a new enterprisewide EHR and the launch of three digital applications, including an all-in-one wayfinding platform called Baptist Access and a new patient portal known as Baptist MyChart. In 2016, The Obama Administration appointed Mr. Miri to serve on the federal Health IT Policy Committee. In 2020, the U.S. Senate appointed Mr. Miri for a second term on the Health Information Technology Advisory Committee, where he currently serves as co-chair of the 28-member committee and co-chair of the Annual Report Workgroup, which reviews final versions of the HITAC annual report to the Secretary of Health and Human Services and Congress each fiscal year. He is also an advisor to the National Academy of Medicine on topics of healthcare privacy, security and data and is a 2022 gubernatorial appointment to the Florida State College of Jacksonville District Board of Trustees.
