Ms. Stump serves as CDIO for the Mount Sinai Health System and dean for IT at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where she provides executive leadership over the organization’s enterprise digital and data ecosystem. In this dual role, she is responsible for core IT and digital functions, cybersecurity and risk management, data privacy and governance, analytics, application portfolio management, digital experience, data democratization, and the advancement of AI and machine learning capabilities. A member of Mount Sinai’s executive leadership team, Mrs. Stump plays a central role in shaping and executing the health system’s five-year digital and technology strategy, ensuring technology investments drive innovation, performance and long-term growth across clinical care, research and education. She focuses on leveraging emerging technologies, modern operating models and data-driven insights to create measurable value and elevate patient, clinician and learner experiences. Prior to joining Mount Sinai, Mrs. Stump served as senior vice president and chief information and digital transformation officer at Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health and Yale Medicine, where she led large-scale digital transformation initiatives across a complex academic health system.
