Tabitha Lieberman receives HIMSS21 Most Influential Women in Health IT Award

Providence News Team

Providence is proud to announce that HIMSS has selected Tabitha Lieberman, senior vice president of clinical and revenue cycle applications as a recipient of the Most Influential Women in Health IT Award.

In her role today at Providence, one of the country’s largest health systems, Tabitha Lieberman leads a large team dedicated to implementation, support, optimization, and project execution for core healthcare applications. On her watch, Providence successfully deployed a single standard EHR, making Providence one of Epic’s largest customers. This expansive effort includes over 70 hospitals and 1200 ambulatory clinics across Providence and Community Technologies, their hosted Epic offering. Tabitha’s real passion is in building highly effective diverse teams to make a difference in healthcare.

Tabitha will be recognized during the 2021 HIMSS Global Conference & Exhibition, held August 9-13, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Venetian-Sands Expo Center. For nearly 60 years, HIMSS members and healthcare professionals—from CIOs and senior executives to providers and payers to IT consultants and entrepreneurs—have attended the health information and technology industry’s most influential conference and trade show.

Please join us in congratulating her on this great honor!

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