AI and Cybersecurity Impact on Healthcare is Subject of Free, Virtual SF Summit March 14
February 25, 2025
Santa Fe College’s Digital Health Information Technology Summit returns March 14, 2025, with a focus on the impact of AI and cybersecurity on healthcare.
This free, virtual summit will be 9 a.m. to noon and feature two leading experts.
Dr. John Gachago, Executive Director of the Institute of Telehealth and Digital Innovation, at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, is a recognized expert in digital health, global health informatics and AI management.
Jim Hoover, lead Health Informatics and Technologies instructor at Charter Oak State College and principal at Avant Health Sciences, is the principal author of the California HIM Association (CHIA) EMPI Toolkit and is currently authoring two textbooks: “The Art of Patient Matching” and “A Field Guide to Healthcare Information Technology.”
The annual summit is designed to help professionals navigate the evolving technology landscape and provide students with the ability to learn more as they transition from student to professional. Topics include AI Leadership Implementation Strategies, Cybersecurity Implementation Strategies, Future Workforce Skills and Education Programs to Support Workforce Skills Development.
It is sponsored by Santa Fe College’s Health Information Technology and Information Technology Education programs, in collaboration with SF’s Business Programs and the Northeast Florida Health Information Management Association.
“Technology is reshaping the healthcare industry at an unprecedented rate,” said Julie Shay, Program Director for Santa Fe College’s Health Information Technology Program. “We are excited to bring in two presenters who are exploring the leading edge of technology’s impact on patient care and understanding how our own healthcare community can embrace the opportunities in AI and other technology.”
Reserve your spot by registering today.
For information, contact julie.shay@sfcollege.edu or bianca.betances@sfcollege.edu.
