Douglas MacFadden douglas_macfadden

Demonstrated track record of implementing Informatics and Information Technology to drive strategic objectives of dynamic organizations in two major industries. Focus on strategic alignment, strategic partnerships and rapid execution. Lead informatics at Harvard Medical School for Harvard Catalyst, Center for Biomedical Informatics, $38M (annual) NIH CTSA grant, $10M (annual) NFL Players Association Football Player Health Study grant, $7M (annual) NIH ARRA grant, NIH ACT grant and HMS Countway Library. Collaborate with senior Harvard leadership to help establish technology project portfolios and policy for HMS IT, Harvard University Library and Harvard Provost/CIO Office. Held senior Information and Technology roles for several $100M+ business units within Thomson Financial Services, a major online financial information service provider (now Thomson Reuters). Led next generation platform implementations and business process optimizations to keep business units at top of their competitive marketplaces. Major projects include: - SHRINE clinical data query network (http://catalyst.harvard.edu/services/shrine/) - eagle-i biomedical resource discovery network (http://eagle-i.net/) - Harvard Catalyst CTSA Informatics Program (http://catalyst.harvard.edu/) - open.med open source communities (http://open.med.harvard.edu/) - Center for Biomedical Informatics (http://cbmi.med.harvard.edu/) - Countway Library (http://countway.harvard.edu/) Leadership Positions: - Football Players Health Study Informatics Lead - NIH CTSA ACT (Accrual to Clinical Trials) Technology Working Group co-lead - Harvard University Library IT Steering Committee - Harvard University Provost Committee on Retention and Maintenance of Research Records - Harvard Medical School Research Computing Governance Committee - Harvard University Library Email Archiving Project Core Group - Harvard University Library Portal Steering Group - Harvard Catalyst Directors - Kyruus Board of Directors

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