What Happened?
Flushing, NY-based New York Hospital Queens has Appointed Philip Myones as Chief Information Officer
About the Company
New York Hospital Queens,with its own leadership and charter – and as a proud member of the NewYork-Presbyterian HealthcareSystem and affiliate of the Weill Medical College of Cornell University – has grown to become a comprehensive and innovative institution. The hospital maintains specialty care centers and clinics throughout the borough of Queens and offers world-class health care services in almost every specialty area. New York Hospital Queens has grown to become a 519-bed acute care hospital, that last year admitted more than 35,000 patients, had more than 139,000 outpatient visits, and treated 115,000 people through the emergency department. Over time, this hospital has dramatically expanded and refined the expertise it offers, but still retains its founder`s guiding principle of service.
About the Person
Philip Myones previously various technology roles in the Healthcare indutry. Philip is a seasoned Information Technology Executive with 25 years experience leading information technology organizations for diverse healthcare providers including the nations’ largest nonprofit health system, Integrated Delivery Network, Academic Medical Center and Long-Term Care. Currently, he serves as the Vice President & Chief Information Officer at New York Hospital Queens. Previously, he served as Account Executive & Healthcare Solution Innovation at Computer Sciences Corporation and also held senior management roles as Director of Applications at Saint Vincents Catholic Medical Centers of New York, as Director of Applications & Technology at Hospital for Special Surgery, as Chief Information Officer at Coler Memorial Hospital and at Unity Health Care. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering from University of Wisconsin in Madison and his Master of Science degree in Computer Science from New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury.
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