Dr. Steve Miff is the President and CEO of Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation (PCCI), a leading, non-profit,
artificial intelligence and cognitive computing organization affiliated with Parkland Health, one of the
country’s largest and most progressive safety-net hospitals. Spurred by his passion to use next-generation
analytics and technology to help serve the most vulnerable and underserved residents, Steve and his team
focus on leveraging technology, data science, and clinical expertise to obtain unique social-determinants-ofhealth
data and incorporate those holistic, personal insights into point-of-care interventions. Steve was the
recipient of the 2020 Dallas Business Journal Most Inspiring Leader award and the winner of the 2021 DCEO
and Dallas Innovates healthcare awards. Steve was also named to the 2020, 2021 and 2022 Dallas 500 Most
Influential Leaders Award and was the recipient of the 2022 DCEO Outstanding Healthcare Innovator of the
Year Award. In 2023, Steve was named the Tech Titans emerging company CEO of the year. Under his
leadership, PCCI was named one of the 2019 Dallas Best Tech Startups by the Tech Tribune and the award
recipient for the 2022 Corporate Citizenship Award.

Steve earned his PhD and MS degrees in biomedical engineering and a BA in economics from Northwestern
University. He has been an adjunct professor of biomedical engineering for more than five years and has
authored more than 100 thought leadership, white papers, and peer-reviewed publications. He is also the coauthor
of the 2020 Building Connected Communities of Care book released by HIMSS publishing and
Amazon. Steve and PCCI’s work have been featured in Time Magazine, NEJM, IHI, HealthLeaders, NPR,
CBS, NBC, Stat News, and many other leading news and scientific venues.
Before joining the nonprofit world, Steve served as the General Manager of Sg2, a national advanced analytics
and consulting business serving over 1,200 leading healthcare systems, and as the Senior Vice President of
clinical analytics, population health, and performance management at VHA (Vizient Inc.). He has also
performed in various roles at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, the National Institute of Standards and
Technology, and St. Agnes Hospital System.

Steve has served on the Senior Board of Examiners for the Baldrige National Quality Program, on the Executive
Quest for Quality Prize Board Committee for the American Hospital Association, and as an editor and reviewer
for the NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery. He currently participates on multiple other associations
and boards, including Health Evolution, Healthcare Executive Forum CEO, and the Northwestern University
Biomedical Engineering Advisory Board.