Amy Killian is the Vice President of Technology Services at Caron Treatment Centers, where she leverages technology to improve patient treatment and support long-term sobriety. She holds a Master of Science in Health Administration from Saint Josephs University and has extensive experience in information management and security strategies.
Demonstrating a commitment to education, Amy serves as an adjunct faculty member at her alma mater, Saint Josephs University. She develops and teaches graduate-level courses online, including health care informatics and leadership strategies, shaping future leaders in the dynamic healthcare industry.
Amy has co-authored publications on IT strategy, including “Developing an IT Strategy” and “Product Selection: A Plan of Action. ”
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