Vice President Cloud & Infrastructure Modernization
University of Vermont Health
Vice President Cloud & Infrastructure Modernization
University of Vermont Health
Academic health network in Vermont
JOB SUMMARY
This role exists to modernize the Health System out of a legacy, capital-intensive, on-premises operating model and into a resilient, consumption-based infrastructure that can be recovered in hours rather than weeks. The VP Cloud and Infrastructure Modernization owns the physical and virtual foundation on which every clinical and business application runs: compute, storage, network, connectivity, communications, identity, endpoint, and the Microsoft enterprise estate.
The incumbent is accountable for consolidating a fragmented seven-data-center footprint, establishing a cloud-first landing zone, rebuilding recovery capability against a revenue exposure measured in millions of dollars per day, and delivering reliable connectivity across a geographically dispersed, rural-serving network. This is a modernization and reliability role, not a caretaker role. The incumbent is measured on infrastructure retired, recovery time reduced, unit cost lowered, and downtime eliminated, not on systems maintained.
EDUCATION
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or a related field is required. Master's degree in a technical or business discipline is preferred.
EXPERIENCE
A minimum of ten (10) years of progressive technology leadership, including at least five (5) years leading infrastructure, cloud, or network organizations at scale.
Academic health network in Vermont
The University of Vermont Health Network is a nonprofit academic health system serving patients across Vermont and northern New York. Its member organizations provide hospital care, specialty medicine, primary care, rehabilitation and community health services, with Central Vermont Medical Center represented by the stored company domain and careers scope. The network connects clinical care with the University of Vermont’s academic medicine environment. This framing preserves the broader employer identity while documenting the specific member organization attached to the record.
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