Brandon Pinsky

Vice President-IT & Chief Technology Officer at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

Overview

Brandon Pinsky serves as Vice President-IT & Chief Technology Officer at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital[1], a position held since August 2022[2]. Pinsky previously held the role of Associate Chief Technology Officer at the same institution from July 2020 to August 2022[3]. Prior to that appointment, Pinsky served as Corporate Director of IT Infrastructure from February 2016 to July 2020[4], and as Corporate Director of Network Infrastructure from March 2012 to February 2016[5]. Pinsky's tenure at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital began in February 2008 as Director of Network Infrastructure[6]. Before joining NewYork-Presbyterian, Pinsky worked at Columbia University in the City of New York as Manager of Network Engineering from January 2007 to February 2008[7], and as Network Engineer from June 1999 to December 2006[8]. Pinsky holds a Master of Arts degree in Computing & Education from Teachers College, Columbia University[9] and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Latin from the University of Texas at Austin[10].

Career history

  1. Vice President-IT & Chief Technology OfficerAug 2022 to presentNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
  2. Associate Chief Technology OfficerJul 2020 to Aug 2022NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
  3. Corporate Director - IT InfrastructureFeb 2016 to Jul 2020NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
  4. Corporate Director - Network InfrastructureMar 2012 to Feb 2016NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
  5. Director - Network InfrastructureFeb 2008 to Mar 2012NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
  6. Manager of Network EngineeringJan 2007 to Feb 2008Columbia University in the City of New York
  7. Network EngineerJun 1999 to Dec 2006Columbia University in the City of New York

Education

  1. MA, Computing & Education at Teachers College2002 - 2004Columbia University
  2. BA, Latin1994 - 1999The University of Texasat Austin

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