Ann Horton

Ann Horton, MSHCAD, has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries and roles. Ann started their career as a Kitchen Assistant at Malarsjukhuset (hospital) and later worked as a Substitute Teacher at Eskilstuna Kommun. Ann then transitioned to the University of North Texas as a Library Staff member before joining UT Southwestern Medical Center as a Research Technician II.

In 1999, Ann began working at Cerner as an Enterprise Architect - RadNet, where they collaborated with clients in the U.S., Canada, UK, and Saudi Arabia. Ann then moved on to Children's Health, where they held various roles, including Clinical Application Services Enterprise Application Analyst - Lead and Clinical Application Services Group Manager.

Ann's responsibilities at Children's Health included managing a team of over 10 resources supporting multiple departments and applications/systems, as well as managing the relationship with CernerWorks. Ann has expertise in supporting applications such as Cerner, Epic Willow, and QS/1, among others. Additionally, they served as an Interim Group Manager and later became the Clinical Application Services Program Manager (Epic and Cerner). Lastly, they assumed the role of Clinical Application Services Director.

In addition to their career in healthcare, Ann has also worked as an Independent Representative at WorldVentures and as an Independent Team Beachbody Coach at Team Beachbody.

Overall, Ann Horton has demonstrated their ability to adapt and excel in various roles within the healthcare industry and beyond.

Ann Horton, MSHCAD, received their Master's degree in Healthcare Administration from The University of Texas at Arlington from 2007 to 2009. Ann obtained a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry with a minor in Chemistry from the University of North Texas, which they completed from 1992 to 1996. There is no information provided regarding their time at Skiftingehus or St Eskils skola. Ann Horton also holds a certification as a Certified Professional in Healthcare Information and Management Systems (CPHIMS) from HIMSS.