Dixie Ackerman
About Dixie Ackerman
Dixie Ackerman is a Manager at Dedalus in Cave Spring, Georgia, with over 20 years of experience in healthcare IT. She has held significant roles in various organizations, including a long tenure as Assistant Director of a large Imaging Department and extensive experience in bridging communication between hospital staff and vendors.
Current Role at Dedalus
Dixie Ackerman has been working as a Manager at Dedalus since 2016. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing various operational aspects within the organization. Her position involves managing teams and ensuring that projects align with the company's objectives. Her experience in healthcare IT systems contributes to her effectiveness in this role.
Experience at HCA
Dixie Ackerman worked at HCA as a Systems Administrator from 1994 to 2010, accumulating 16 years of experience. During her tenure, she developed a strong foundation in IT systems within a healthcare environment. She also served as Assistant Director of a large Imaging Department for 15 years, where she managed multi-modality patient care and ensured compliance with regulatory standards.
Educational Background
Dixie Ackerman studied at Piedmont Hospital School of Radiologic Technology from 1977 to 1979, where she achieved a diploma in the field. Additionally, she completed her high school education at Shamrock High School, graduating in 1977. Her educational background laid the groundwork for her extensive career in healthcare and IT.
IT Liaison Experience
With over 20 years of experience as an IT Liaison, Dixie Ackerman has effectively bridged communication between hospital staff and third-party vendors. This role has been crucial in facilitating the integration of technology into healthcare practices, enhancing operational efficiency and patient care.
Contributions to The All of Us Support Center
Dixie Ackerman played a key role in the inception and ongoing operations of The All of Us Support Center. Her work focuses on creating pathways for support, enrollment, and engagement for the All of Us Research Program. This initiative aims to advance precision medicine through diverse participant engagement.