Kathryn Flores, AVP and Chief Information Officer, University Hospitals at UT Southwestern Medical Center
UT Southwestern Medical Center logo
UT Southwestern Medical CenterHealthcare & Life Sciences

Attendee

Kathryn Flores

AVP and Chief Information Officer, University Hospitals at UT Southwestern Medical Center

0Rooms joined
0Sessions on stage
0Awards

On their agenda

Five priorities, mapped against profiled leaders

01

Healthcare technology integration

03

Patient care improvement

04

Collaboration with healthcare professionals

Source: 734 The CIO Room leader profiles with at least one priority theme, from 742 leaders in the series. Share of those leaders in each theme; leaders may have multiple themes. Yellow marks Kathryn's saved themes.

Working on now

Enhancing operational efficiencies while integrating new healthcare technologies at UT Southwestern Medical Center, allowing for improved patient experiences and streamlined processes

About

Kathryn Flores is a dedicated health care professional based in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, whose career has been marked by notable collaborations and initiatives within prestigious organizations like UT Southwestern Medical Center and Parkland Hospital. With extensive experience in the medical field, she has made significant contributions to improving patient care, integrating advanced health technologies, and enhancing operational efficiencies. Known for her relationship-building skills and strategic insights, Kathryn effectively bridges gaps between clinical needs and administrative services, allowing for a more holistic approach to health administration. Her participation in the replacement of legacy systems with industry-standard platforms such as Epic and Cerner showcases her commitment to modernizing healthcare infrastructures, underscoring her role as a key player in Dallas's health ecosystem.

Summarised from public LinkedIn activity ·

Same agenda, other rooms

105 leaders share three or more of Kathryn's priorities

Partner with The CIO Room

Reach leaders like Kathryn

Four or five partners per room, alongside 50–100 CIOs and enterprise AI leaders. Tell us who you want to meet.

See the audience