Career advice from women leaders proves health IT isn’t a boys’ club anymore

Women in Health IT
Women in Health IT: Some of the industry’s top women leaders share lessons learned that have helped them succeed in an industry long dominated by men
While the number of women in health IT leadership positions have grown over the years, there is still a long way to go to increase diversity and equality within the industry. In fact, even with 1 million cybersecurity positions open in 2016, women only make up 11 percent of the IT workforce. So how do these women health IT innovators make a big impact in an industry often dominated by men? Read the full article.
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