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Point CIO at Martin’s Point Why Kenji Saito MD, JD should be your next CIO Menu Home About Blog Contact Scroll down to content Why you should interview Kenji for your CIO position I am a physician executive that drives system-wide innovations to advance the enterprise’s information systems that support excellence in patient care, research, and education. I am a coalition builder that connects the needs and perspectives of healthcare providers with the capabilities and expertise of leaders in information technology to advance clinical excellence by: understanding the advancement and interface of day to day clinical needs and how digital solutions could help bridge available resources to excellence in patient care working the lean process improvement team to foster academic collaboration in support of excellence in research challenging trainees and future healthcare leaders to apply systems-based thinking and digital transformation opportunity to challenge excellence in education I hope to continue creating and executing business strategies that will make Martin’s Point a national leader in maximizing the potential of modern information technology systems. A team player Effective Communication Skills through Active Listening Reliable while being Flexible Problem Solver by negotiating a mutual compromise I also run team building programs About A natural leader that listens and collaborate Meet Kenji, the GOAT (currently residing in Breman, ME) Tell me how I could better serve you! teaching kitchen art of sushi operating heavy equipment had a blast working at NIOSH enjoy work site walk-through My contributions during the past five years on the Board of Directors at ACOEM : Co-Chair of AOHC, Strategic Planning Committee, Finance Committee and Committee on Policy, Procedures, and Public Positions, Racism Work Group Authored ACOEM guidelines with the use contact lens in the workplace, OEM competencies, Functional Status papers Authored the ACOEM Practice Guidelines with MDGuidelines for the chapter on the Eye Delegate for ACOEM to the American Medical Association Founder of Health Informatics Section HL7 deployment within various EMRs and EHRs API integration with third party vendors Giving talks at AOHC with write up about (click here) OEM Past Experiences: Course Director for CAOHC and NIOSH Spirometry Senior Aviation Medical Examiner for the FAA for Pilots Former VP of Medical Staff, Chair of Medical Specialties, Medical Director for Workplace Health and Wellness, Employee Assistance Program, Employee Health Services, Fitness Centers, Teaching Kitchen and 8 on-site clinics I have developed a vision to best advocate for OEM, locally as President at NECOEM and nationally with ACOEM as a recently elected Vice President and future President Blog Posted on February 24, 2021 Health center customizes telehealth mobile device that’s easy to use for the elderly | Healthcare IT News St. Thomas Community Health Center curated its apps to make it an all-in-one healthcare device that includes EHR access. — Read on www.healthcareitnews.com/news/health-center-customizes-telehealth-mobile-device-thats-easy-use-elderly Posted on February 21, 2021 Using natural language processing to unlock SDOH in unstructured EHR data | Healthcare IT News Social determinants of health can make a big difference in health outcomes. A physician expert in NLP highlights how the AI technology can unearth gold in EHRs. — Read on www.healthcareitnews.com/news/using-natural-language-processing-unlock-sdoh-unstructured-ehr-data Posted on January 30, 2021 The Great Digital Reset: Chasing Talent, Not Capital The world of the future is not the world of capitalism, it’s the world of ‘talentism.’ — Read on www.forbes.com/sites/joemckendrick/2021/01/29/the-great-digital-reset-chasing-talent-not-capital/ Contact Please enable JavaScript in s and how they could translate to the role of a CIO Search Search for: Search LinkedIn Facebook Instagram Proudly powered...