Jay Srini – MS, MBA, FHIMSS
Vice President, Emerging Technologies
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Jay Srini, FHIMSS is an experienced professional with more than 20 years of hands on operational, technology and executive leadership experience. She has proven expertise in multiple industries (financial, manufacturing, logistics and healthcare) and diverse organizations that include startup, large brick and mortar as well as academic institutions. Her background includes extensive healthcare experience and very strong operational and technical experience encompassing strategic and tactical planning, product design and development, personnel management and organizational startup activities. Jay currently provides strategic direction and input regarding emerging technologies and solutions to University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) through her current role as Vice President, Emerging Technologies.

Jay was a managing director for e-Health Initiatives at Internet Venture Works where she led technology and industry assessments of opportunities presented by strategic partners, investors and external sources and served in interim executive management roles for its’ portfolio companies. She has formed a niche consulting firm, Strategic Consulting Solutions, focusing on the integration of technology and business operations for established institutions and startup ventures. Jay has a Master’s Degree in Computer Science from New York University and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Bucknell University and has completed an Executive Education course in E-commerce at the Kellogg’s School of Business. She serves on the Advocacy Committee of HIMSS and chairs their Legislative Review taskforce in addition to serving on the advisory board of select technology firms in Pittsburgh. Jay has served on the advisory committee of several national conferences and co chaired their events. She is an active board member of Pennsylvania e-Health Initiative and Rainbow Kitchen in Pittsburgh and is a current board elect for HIMSS.