Genevie Jones
Indiana University Health
Indianapolis, IN USA
"As soon as you start working as your authentic self and start showing up, the right people will see it and they will see you."
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Genevie's work combines: Medicine, Technology, and Helping People
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Day In The Life
Skills &
Education
Here's the path I took:
High School
Associate's Degree
Radiography
Indiana University School of Medicine
Bachelor's Degree
Radiography and Radiation Therapy
Indiana University Indianapolis
Graduate Degree
Public Health Management and Policy
Indiana University Indianapolis
Here's the path I recommend for someone who wants to be an Executive Director & Chief of Staff in Informatics and Information Services:
Graduate Degree: Health Informatics
Certification: Project Management
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Life & Career Milestones
My path in life has been direct
1.
I was born in Liberia and moved to Indiana when I was 10 years old.
2.
After moving to Indiana, I joined a radiography program, inspired by my mother’s practical advice to pursue a career in healthcare.
3.
I earned an associate’s degree in radiography and went on to complete a bachelor’s in radiation therapy, working with cutting-edge technology to treat cancer patients.
4.
While working as a radiation therapist, I discovered my passion for technology and transitioned into clinical informatics to merge healthcare and tech solutions.
5.
I pursued a master’s degree in health policy and management, specializing in informatics, which prepared me to connect technology, policy, and patient care.
6.
At Indiana University Health, I led the implementation of electronic medical records, revolutionizing workflows across departments and enhancing patient care.
7.
My curiosity and persistence guided me into leadership, where I honed a flexible management style to meet the needs of diverse teams.
8.
Today, I mentor women in STEM, advocate for equity, and lead with authenticity, proving that challenges can pave the way for meaningful impact.
