Tower Health names VP, chief medical information officer

Reading, Penn.-based Tower Health has named Eugene Reilly, MD, as its new vice president and chief medical information officer, according to a Nov. 10 report from local news station BCTV.

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Dr. Reilly will work to align the health system’s information technology with its strategic and operational objectives. 

He will also continue his current role as associate medical director of the trauma program and director of the surgical critical care fellowship program at Reading (Penn.) Hospital. 

Dr. Reilly has worked for Reading Hospital since 2007 when he started as a surgeon and surgical intensivist.

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