Welcome to
The Virgin Islands Office Of
Health Information Technology
The Office of Health Information Technology was established by Governor Albert Bryan Jr. in 2021. It serves as the nucleus for innovative and transformative health Information technology across the USVI in order to improve the health and wellness of Virgin Islanders. The overarching goals of the Office of Health IT are guided by the Mission of the Health IT Workgroup Plan: To design and implement an integrated healthcare system that uses health information technology to improve the health and wellness of U.S. Virgin Islands residents. It is led by Executive Director, Michelle M. Francis.
Day 1: https://www.facebook.com/OHITUSVI/videos/731070484635253
Day 1 Afternoon: https://www.facebook.com/OHITUSVI/videos/5463386867108349
Day 2: https://www.facebook.com/OHITUSVI/videos/405796911406343
Mid Morning: https://www.facebook.com/OHITUSVI/videos/303253608641644
Closing: https://www.facebook.com/OHITUSVI/videos/3123785801193225
Press Box Post Summit Interview: Government House – US Virgin Islands – The Pressbox -S3 E10 | Facebook
- EUSVI Digital Health Summit - Telehealth Presentation TJ Ferrante
- EManaging Health Using Technology
- ESQUARE ML Machine Learning In A Box Jul-27-2022
- EHIT and COVID-19 USVI Conference Jul-27-2022
- EHealthier Horizons
- EMeditech | Executive Presentation for the USVI
- EUSVI Summit - Audacious Overview
- EEHNAC | USVI Presentation 072322 Final
- EUSVI Keynote Address 7-25-2022-ec_final
- EUSVI Health Summit 2022 - Workforce Development First Panel
- EUSVI Digital Health Summit PULSE Breakout
- EEnvironmental Deep Dive presentation Jul-27-2022
- EPlessen | Health Summit 2022 Presentation
- EONC Update BVI Health IT Jul-27-2022
The Mission
“The OHIT’s mission is to serve as the nucleus for innovative and transformative health IT resources and solutions across the USVI in order to improve the health and wellness of Virgin Islanders.”
Albert Bryan Jr.
Governor, U.S. Virgin Islands
The Vision
“To establish a model of transformed individual and population health in the Virgin Islands and Caribbean through the demonstrated application of health information technologies.”
Office of Health Information Technology.
