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Rex Healthcare Selects Novlet Bradshaw as New Chief Information Officer
Posted: 06-24-2008 : RALEIGH, N.C.
RALEIGH, N.C. – Rex Healthcare, a private, not-for-profit healthcare system in Raleigh, N.C., today announced the addition of Novlet Mattis Bradshaw as the hospital’s new chief information officer. Bradshaw comes to Rex from Dell and The Seton Family of Hospitals (SFH) in Austin, Texas, where she served as the IT organization’s senior consultant and program director.
In her new position as CIO, Bradshaw will be responsible for the technology and computer services and systems that support Rex Healthcare.
While at SFH, Bradshaw was accountable for setting and aligning the facility’s strategic and tactical information system direction. Her responsibilities also included delivering projects and services to clinical, business and executive stakeholders. Experienced in managing enterprise projects, executive relationships, and P&L responsibilities, Bradshaw also served as the senior IT consultant for several different school systems in Texas and Florida. Prior to that, she was a senior IT manager for Lucent Technologies.
“I am pleased to welcome Novlet as a new member of the Rex Healthcare executive team, and we look forward to engaging her skill set,” said David Strong, president of Rex Healthcare. “As a seasoned IT executive, Bradshaw will ensure a smooth flow of information between Rex Healthcare co-workers and our communities.”
With more than 20 years of IT experience under her belt, Bradshaw earned her MBA in international business from George Washington University. She received her undergraduate degree in management information systems from Howard University. Bradshaw has a Master’s certificate in project management and is a member of the Project Management Institute.
Bradshaw began her work with Rex Healthcare June 17. For more information about Rex Healthcare, please visit www.rexhealth.com.
About Rex Healthcare
Rex Healthcare, a member of UNC Health Care, is a private, not-for-profit health care system, with 4,000 employees. Rex Healthcare has 665-beds (433 general acute beds, 6 inpatient hospice and 226 skilled nursing) and treats more than 26,000 inpatients each year. Rex offers dedicated centers for women, cancer, post acute rehabilitation and skilled nursing care, heart and vascular, same-day surgery and wellness, plus dedicated clinics for pain management, heartburn, wound care, sleep disorders, diabetes education and state-of-the-art emergency services. Rex provides various healthcare services throughout Wake County with facilities in Cary, Apex, Garner, Wakefield and downtown Raleigh. Rex is also the first hospital in the Triangle, and one of only 10 in North Carolina, to receive Magnet Recognition, which places Rex nurses among the top two percent in the country. In 2008, Rex was listed as one of the nation’s 100 Top Hospitals® by Thomson Healthcare. Rex is the only North Carolina hospital to be recognized as ranking above the national average for heart attack survival.
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