Judith Brownlee
About Judith Brownlee
Judith Brownlee serves as the Coordinator of Clinical Applications and Epic Principal Trainer at UF Health in Gainesville, Florida, where she has worked since 2010. She develops and executes IT plans in collaboration with clinical staff, advocating for their needs in clinical information systems.
Work at UF Health Jacksonville
Judith Brownlee has served as the Coordinator of Clinical Applications and Epic Principal Trainer at UF Health since 2010. In her role, she develops and executes information technology plans in collaboration with clinical staff and Information Services. Brownlee acts as an advocate for clinical staff regarding clinical information systems, ensuring their needs are met. She provides a crucial link between medical staff, nursing staff, other clinical users, senior administration, and Information Services, facilitating effective communication and support.
Education and Expertise
Judith Brownlee earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Health Information/Medical Records Administration from the University of Central Florida, where she studied from 1994 to 1996. Her education has equipped her with the knowledge necessary to bridge the gap between clinical practice and information technology. Brownlee utilizes her clinical practice knowledge to contribute to application development, implementation, and support within her role at UF Health.
Background
Judith Brownlee has over 14 years of experience in her current position at UF Health in Gainesville, Florida. Her extensive background in clinical applications and information technology allows her to effectively advocate for clinical staff and ensure that their needs are addressed in the context of clinical information systems. Brownlee's role involves acting as a basic link between users and the customer support help desk for systems support.
Achievements
Throughout her tenure at UF Health, Judith Brownlee has played a significant role in the development and support of clinical applications. Her contributions have enhanced the implementation of information technology plans that align with the needs of clinical staff. By serving as an advocate for clinical staff and facilitating communication between various stakeholders, she has helped improve the overall efficiency of clinical information systems.