ACMIO Opportunity at Moffitt Cancer Center

We are pleased to initiate a national executive search for an ACMIO opportunity at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Florida. The search is led by Margaret Cowan.

ACMIO Opportunity Details

Moffitt Cancer Center is going through an organizational-wide strategic transformation journey called “Impact 2028” and is building advancements in the personalized care continuum, digital care & discovery accelerator, and market expansion. 

Moffitt Cancer Center CEO, Dr. Patrick Hwu is making significant investments into achieving this ambitious journey. 

Moffitt’s Chief Digital Innovation Officer, Dr. Edmondo Robinson, is building a team of innovators who will design and implement new digital technology solutions in the areas of business operations, clinical care, research, and consumerism.

Moffitt administrative leaders strongly support their organization’s informatics and view it as a critical component of their overall strategic growth. 

The Associate Chief Medical Information Officer for Imaging Informatics (ACMIO) is a newly created position with a direct reporting relationship to the Chief Medical Information Officer, Dr. Randa Perkins.

As a medical faculty member, the ACMIO of Imaging Informatics will be responsible for clinical services for up to 20% of their time. 

About Moffitt Cancer Center

Moffitt Cancer Center was established in 1981 by the Florida Legislature to address the state’s cancer burden. The center was named after H. Lee Moffitt, former Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives. 

In 1977, Moffitt lost three friends to cancer, each of whom had to seek sophisticated cancer treatment outside of Florida. Moffitt’s sadness produced a resolve that would direct his efforts for years to come. While serving as speaker of the Florida House of Representatives, Moffitt worked tirelessly to influence legislation establishing the cancer center in Tampa.

Moffitt has become one of the world’s first cancer centers with a dedicated machine learning department, which will accelerate cancer research by translating powerful tools from the computer to the bedside. 

For the second year in a row, Moffitt has been named one of the country’s 100 Most Wired hospitals and health systems. 

And for multiple years running, Moffitt has earned its place on Computerworld magazine’s list of 100 Best Places to Work in Information Technology. Moffitt employees are among the top-skilled IT experts in the Tampa Bay Area and partner with world-class physicians, scientists, and researchers to develop innovative technologies that support pioneering advances and life-saving patient care. 

Specific details about this ACMIO opportunity and an application are available here.