HIMSS Tennessee Chapter names Envision’s Eric Thrailkill president-elect

The Tennessee chapter of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society elected Envision Vice President and CIO Eric Thrailkill president-elect.

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The chapter also elected Senior Director of Business and Analytics Development at Ascension Caleb Dixon to serve as ambassador liaison board member. Buffkin/Baker Associate Partner Jennifer Bradley and Chief Clinical Transformation Officer of the Center for Medical Interoperability Kelly Aldrich were both elected members-at-large.

Board members serve two-year terms.

“Our chapter has a rich history of collaboration and education, with membership derived from many of the leading healthcare provider organizations in the country, as well as the associated healthcare ecosystem,” said Mr. Thrailkill. “This membership continues to play a key role in the transformation to value and aligns with the national HIMSS vision of better health through information technology.”

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