Over the course of his career, health care professional Craig Richardville has used information technologies to support the well-being of provider organizations and to improve patient services. He recently completed a 21-year tenure as a senior vice president and the chief information and analytics officer for Carolinas HealthCare System. In this position, Craig Richardville introduced innovations that brought the company to prominence as a 14-year recipient of the Most Wired Award.
Craig Richardville also guided the company to two Most Wired Advanced Awards as well as the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society’s Stage 7 credential (its highest designation) for its acute and ambulatory care.
Craig Richardville introduced several innovations to the company, including the first remote-hosting of Epic software as a step toward a cloud-based stack, while simultaneously saving time and financial resources through efficiency optimizations. He initially joined Carolinas HealthCare System as a vice president of information services, a position that he accepted following service as a vice president and the executive director of ProMedica Health System's Vanguard Health Ventures.
Craig Richardville also guided the company to two Most Wired Advanced Awards as well as the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society’s Stage 7 credential (its highest designation) for its acute and ambulatory care.
Craig Richardville introduced several innovations to the company, including the first remote-hosting of Epic software as a step toward a cloud-based stack, while simultaneously saving time and financial resources through efficiency optimizations. He initially joined Carolinas HealthCare System as a vice president of information services, a position that he accepted following service as a vice president and the executive director of ProMedica Health System's Vanguard Health Ventures.
