17 health system execs serving on digital health company boards

The digital healthcare landscape is growing, and companies are bringing hospital and health system executives onto their boards.

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Here are 17 health system executives who have joined boards for prominent healthcare technology companies.

1. Livongo: Sandra Fenwick. CEO of Boston Children’s Hospital.

2. Amwell: Peter Slavin, MD. President of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

3. Teladoc: Catherine Jacobson. President and CEO of Froedtert Health (Milwaukee)

4. Health Catalyst: Timothy Ferris, MD. CEO of Massachusetts General Physicians Organization.

5. Teleflex: Stephen Klasko, MD. President of Thomas Jefferson University and CEO of Jefferson Health.

6. Vizient:

· Carl Armato. President and CEO of Novant Health (Charlotte, N.C.)
· Timothy Babineau, MD. President and CEO of Lifespan (Providence, R.I.)
· Jeffrey Bolton. Chief Administrative Officer of Mayo Clinic (Rochester, Minn.)
· Marna Borgstrom. CEO of Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health System
· Michael Butler. President of Operations and Services at Providence St. Joseph Health (Renton, Wash.)
· David Entwistle. President and CEO of Stanford (Calif.) Health Care.
· William Ferniny, PhD. CEO of UAB Health System (Birmingham, Ala.).
· John Haupert. President and CEO of Grady Health System (Atlanta)
· Catherine Jacobson, President and CEO of Froedtert Health (Milwaukee)
· Howard Kern. President and CEO of Sentara Healthcare (Norfolk, Va.).
· Richard Liekweg. President and CEO of BJC HealthCare (St. Louis)
· Kevin Sowers, MSN, RN. President of Johns Hopkins Health System and Executive Vice President of Johns Hopkins Medicine (Baltimore)
· Johnese Spisso. President of UCLA Health and CEO of UCLA Hospital System (Los Angeles)

 

Contact Laura Dyrda at ldyrda@beckershealthcare.com to add executives to this list.

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