Cherodeep (Chero) Goswami Named Chief Information and Digital Officer at Providence.
Cherodeep (Chero) Goswami has been named Chief Information and Digital Officer at Providence. Goswami served as system vice president and chief information and digital officer...
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Cherodeep (Chero) Goswami has been named Chief Information and Digital Officer at Providence. Goswami served as system vice president and chief information and digital officer for the University of Wisconsin Health System (UW Health), where he lead strategic direction for IT, informatics, and digital activities. He previously held leadership roles at BJC Healthcare in St. Louis and has experience in finance, telecom, and transportation industries. Goswami received dual master’s degrees from Webster University and is an alumnus of Columbia University, New York.
“Providence is delighted to welcome Chero Goswami as our new chief information and digital officer. His impactful leadership, wide technology and digital experience, and track record of optimizing patient outcomes, enhancing physician effectiveness, and improving healthcare delivery makes him the perfect candidate for this leadership position,” said Erik Wexler, Providence president and CEO.
“I’m looking forward to my role and serving a leading Mission-driven organization like Providence,” Goswami said. “In today’s world, technology is a key enabler in transforming healthcare by improving patient outcomes, increasing efficiency, and enhancing access. The right balance of technology, compassion, and empathy is the key to delivering high-quality, accessible care.”
Goswami is responsible for IS strategy and operations, including cybersecurity, deployment of artificial intelligence, and digital platform management. He will also lead key strategic priorities to support physicians and clinicians, enhance operational rigor, and implement technology solutions to extend Providence’s Mission to more individuals, especially the poor and vulnerable.
WittKieffer’s Hillary Ross, Katie Mazzuckelli, Mark Andrew and Nick Giannas led this search.
