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- Matt Johnson, EarlySense CEO notes, “Partner collaboration has played an important role in EarlySense's growth and has been instrumental in helping us reach our goal of establishing contact-free continuous monitoring as a standard of care.
- “EarlySense is a recognized innovator within the patient monitoring markets, and has played an important role in advancing patient safety and outcomes in healthcare facilities worldwide,” said Dragovits.
- He was also held health system senior executive roles, having served as Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer of Dallas' Children's Health and Executive VP and CFO of Parkland Health &.
Matt Johnson, EarlySense CEO notes, “Partner collaboration has played an important role in EarlySense’s growth and has been instrumental in helping us reach our goal of establishing contact-free continuous monitoring as a standard of care.” Johnson added, “We look forward to tapping into John’s expertise to strengthen current strategic partnerships and help bring in new relationships that will enable us to continue to elevate patient safety and care.”
John Dragovits has more than 30 years of experience as a healthcare and healthcare IT executive leader. He previously served in VP roles with electronic health records companies Cerner Corporation (Nasdaq: CERN) as well as Senior Vice President and General Manager of Revenue Cycle at Allscripts (Nasdaq: MDX). He was also held health system senior executive roles, having served as Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer of Dallas’ Children’s Health and Executive VP and CFO of Parkland Health & Hospital System. Mr. Dragovits is a former U.S. Navy Officer as well as a CPA and holds graduate and undergraduate degrees from Rice University.
“EarlySense is a recognized innovator within the patient monitoring markets, and has played an important role in advancing patient safety and outcomes in healthcare facilities worldwide,” said Dragovits. “I am honored to join the EarlySense team and to explore new avenues to bring contact-free continuous monitoring to even more patients, families and health teams.”
