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Andrew Hamilton is a master's prepared nurse informaticist with 17 years of experience in both in-patient nursing care and outpatient community health, as well as nursing administration. As the chief informatics officer at AllianceChicago, an organization that advances health in underserved populations through innovations in community health, Andrew is responsible for developing clinical decision support and national clinical performance measures and integrating them into electronic health records. He is leading the organization’s efforts related to developing health IT support for meaningful use, patient centered medical homes, and care coordination. Recently, Andrew launched, designed, and led the development of an innovative Enterprise Data Warehouse program to support quality reporting, research, and care coordination. Prior to working for the Alliance, Andrew was a pediatric critical care nurse and a member of a large academic hospital health IT team supporting the implementation of clinical information systems. He has also served as the director of patient care services for Howard Brown Health Center, a federally qualified look-a-like community health center. Andrew is the past president of the board of the Centricity Healthcare User Group (CHUG) and is also a member of several local, state, and national working groups related to health IT and performance measurement. In addition, he worked as an adjunct faculty at Loyola University School of Nursing and the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Nursing. Andrew holds a BS in Nursing and MS in nursing business and health systems administration with a focus on nursing informatics from the University Of Michigan School Of Nursing. Andrew is a Fellow of the third class of the Health Innovators Fellowship and a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network.
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