Brett Daniel

Chief Medical Informatics Officer @Optum

Bainbridge Island, WA, US
EMAILS
b••••••••@optum.com
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+91 *********19

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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2022 — Present

Chief Medical Informatics Officer @Optum

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Seattle, WA, US

In my evolving role at Optum, I help drive the strategic direction of clinical technology integration and clinician enablement across Optum Health. I lead initiatives that enhance patient care workflows, ensure compliance, evolve our care model and have overseen large-scale Epic deployments across the Mtn West and California. My leadership in the Digital First pillar for the PNW has resulted in a highly recognized digital ecosystem that has improved access, lowered the cost of care and improved clinical outcomes. I am part of the Senior Leadership team in the PNW, where I help lead our nearly clinicians. More broadly for Optum, I help lead national governance for EHRs and other clinical technologies, am heavily involved in care model design and am a clinical representative on the UHG AI Review Board.

EDUCATION

1998 — 2002

University of Washington - School of Medicine

MD, Medicine

N/A

University of Providence

MHA, Healthcare Administration

1993 — 1997

The Johns Hopkins University

B.A., Behavioral Biology

2009 — 2011

University of Washington

certificate, Medical Management

SKILLS

Healthcare Information TechnologyInternal MedicineEpic SystemsEmrEhrPediatricsPatient SafetyPhysiciansHealthcareMedical EducationManaged CareHospitalsBoard CertifiedInformaticsFamily MedicineMedicineHealthcare ManagementPhysician RelationsHealthcare Consulting

ABOUT BRETT DANIEL

Physician executive with 20+ years leading quality, operations, informatics, and digital transformation in large health systems. I lead with respect, integrity, compassion, and a commitment to making it easier to do the right things in our complex healthcare system,My strength is connecting vision to execution—defining what we want to achieve and translating it into the people, processes, technology, and reimbursement structures that make it real. I bridge the languages of operations, clinicians, technology, and revenue cycle to drive alignment and lasting change.Colleagues often describe me as a voice of reason who can simplify the complexity across technology workflows, user adoption, enterprise reporting, compliance requirements, and systemwide change management. As a 2007 cardiac arrest survivor, I stay grounded, humble, and focused on meaningful impact every day.Board certified in Family Medicine and Clinical Informatics, and still actively practicing.

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