University of California , San Francisco
VP/Chief Health AI Officer (CHAIO)
San Francisco, California · Exec
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About the role
- While collaborating with Health System leadership, the CHAIO hold authority to prioritize, approve, or halt AI initiatives, including authority to pause unsafe clinical AI.
- The CHAIO is the executive owner for Health AI strategic partnerships, including strategy, evaluation, selection, governance and value realization of strategic third-party AI vendor relationships and co-development partnerships.
- As the executive leader for Health AI, the CHAIO represents UCSF Health in governance activities related to enterprise data, analytics, infrastructure architecture, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies.
Responsibilities
- Participates with executive leadership to identify business priorities and develop data driven strategies to support strategic decision making across the organization.
- The CHAIO helps work with operational and IT leaders to manage the lifecycles of these operational deployments.
Benefits
- The CHAIO also partners with clinical education leaders to promote Health AI literacy, responsible AI competencies, and workforce readiness across the organization.
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