Hospital for Special Surgery appoints Dr. Ashis Barad as Chief Digital & Technology Officer

Hospital for Special Surgery appoints Dr. Ashis Barad as Chief Digital & Technology Officer
Bryan T. Kelly, MD, MBA, President — Hospital for Special Surgery
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Becker’s Hospital Review has highlighted the significant contributions of chief digital officers in hospitals and health systems for 2025. Among those recognized is Ashis Barad, MD, who serves as the inaugural Chief Digital & Technology Officer at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS).

As healthcare increasingly prioritizes digital transformation, these leaders are instrumental in driving technological integration, improving patient experiences, and expanding access to care.

Dr. Barad was appointed to his current role at HSS in September 2024. With over 18 years of experience in clinical and digital innovation, he previously worked as the chief digital and information officer at Allegheny Health Network in Pittsburgh. There, he spearheaded initiatives involving AI, digital health, and data analytics. At HSS, Dr. Barad is responsible for leading the enterprise-wide digital strategy and technology operations aimed at enhancing patient outcomes and modernizing care delivery.

The full article can be accessed on beckershospitalreview.com.



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