Chief Information Officer Sample Job Description
Chief Information Officer (CIO) is a job title commonly given to the most senior executive in an enterprise responsible for the information technology and computer systems that support enterprise goals.
Summary
Contributes to general business planning by establishing IT strategy, policy, standards, direction and processes for the company; and implementing technology and systems required to maintain company operations and competitiveness. Influences senior leadership and general user population in the rapid adoption and maximization of technology to improve organizational efficiency/effectiveness. Recognizes new developments in information systems technology, and anticipates organizational modifications. Ensures confidentiality and reliability of corporate data, proprietary information, and intellectual property.
Job Results, Essential Functions & Measures of Success
Organizational Adoption of Technology |
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Technology Solutions that Facilitate Achievement of Objectives |
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Structure and Talent that Effectively and Efficiently Executes Strategic & Operational Priorities |
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Presence of talent plan
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Position Qualifications
Minimum Education:
Master’s degree in computer science and/or business or related field required or equivalent experience
Minimum Experience:
Seasoned IT executive with extensive experience in both developing IT strategy and managing IT operations, in large, complex, distributed healthcare organizations. A dedicated and tenacious executive with a proven track record of delivering business value from the implementation and operation of IT in large, multi-entity, complex environments. A minimum of 5 years’ experience in a senior IT executive position.
Functional Requirements:
A strong leader who can motivate subordinates, peers and sponsors, focus them through complex change, and maintain their respect and support. A visionary who can balance the promise of the future with the realities of today and accurately assess the probabilities of achieving the future promise. A polished professional, able to communicate and interact effectively with a broad and diverse group of customers, peers and sponsors. An individual who is comfortable with ambiguity, yet can focus others toward a common, shared objective.