What happens when a former clinician becomes the architect of digital transformation? You get bold, practical innovation that actually works. On this episode of The CereCore Podcast, host Phil Sobol, Vice President of Business Development at CereCore talks to Julie Demaree, Executive Director of Clinical Innovation and Transformation at St. Mary’s Healthcare Amsterdam, about how she’s turning tech frustration into clinical empowerment. From rebuilding trust in the EHR to rolling out ambient AI and automation bots, Julie shares how her team is making digital tools work for, not against, providers.
Listen to the Conversation
If you’re a healthcare CIO, informatics leader, or tech strategist, this episode is your blueprint for:
- Building a digital strategy that clinicians actually love
- Creating governance that fuels innovation (not red tape)
- Using data, AI, and automation to solve real-world problems
- Bridging the gap between IT and clinical care, without burning out your teams
Julie’s experience proves that clinical innovation isn’t about chasing trends, it’s about solving problems with purpose. Listen and get inspired to lead your own transformation journey.
About the Podcast
On The CereCore Podcast you will hear conversations focused on the intersection of healthcare and IT. From practical advice to strategic thought leadership, hear how healthcare leaders are navigating the decisions, challenges and journey of delivering technology to improve healthcare in their community today and in the future.
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Meet the Host
Phil Sobol
Chief Commercial Officer at CereCore
LinkedIn: Phil Sobol
Phil oversees the strategic development of service offerings across our global business lines and professional practices. He works with colleagues to offer healthcare IT consulting services that will enable health leaders and organizations to deliver high-quality patient care in the communities they serve. Phil has been working in healthcare IT services for more than 20 years and has been leading sales, marketing, and business development for more than a decade at CereCore.