PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Raymond (Ray) Gensinger, Jr., MD, FHIMSS and inaugural diplomate of Clinical Informatics. Ray has most recently served as the Chief Medical Officer for a large advisory and professional services firm. As the CMO, Dr. Gensinger led the Care Operations business unit and oversaw all clinically related company services. Dr. Gensinger designed the Care Operations business unit responsible for capabilities including provider efficiency and happiness, value-based care, training and education, change management, virtual care, and informatics as a service. Additionally, he served as the company wide leader and spokesperson for the responsible transformation of healthcare to the combined benefit of patients and care professionals. Ray has had ever increasing leadership responsibilities and personnel oversight throughout his career as a physician, informaticist, physician executive and Chief Information Officer. He has focused on leadership in information technology as the most critical vehicle for bringing optimized health care services to the greatest number of patients possible.
KEY SKILLS AND ADVISORY ROLES
- Governance Leadership and Facilitation
- Software Application Rationalization
- Care Model Redesign and Enhanced Clinician Experience
- Healthtrust Information Technology Advisory Board member
- Catholic CEO Healthcare Collaborative Security Consortium, Director
- HIMSS Healthcare Executive Institute, Director
- Lincoln Land Health Information Exchange
- Minnesota eHealth Initiative
- Minnesota Health Information Exchange, Director
- Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, Director
- MKSAP 10 Electronic, digital content advisor
HISTORIC ROLES AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Chief Information Officer for a large multi-state healthcare system
- Chief Medical Information Officer for community and academic health system
- Chair Biomedical Ethics Committee
- Chief Medical Information Officer for a safety net county hospital
- Deputy Medical Director for a safety net level one academic trauma center
