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East Bay Community Action Program
Chief Information Officer
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A Chief Information Officer is responsible for all aspects of information technology within a business or organization, with a focus on making the data available for an organization to function. Develops strategies to improve the efficiency of technological initiatives. Oversees the development and testing of new programs developed specifically for the business or organization.
$167,493 / year median in Rhode Island
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Chief Information Officer East Bay Community Action Program - 3.5 East Providence, RI Job Details Full-time 8 hours ago Benefits 403(b) matching Mileage reimbursement Paid holidays Disability insurance Health insurance Dental insurance Flexible spending account Tuition reimbursement Paid time off Employee assistance program Vision insurance 403(b) Life insurance Qualifications Managing IT procurement budgets Stakeholder relationship building Full Job Description Description Lead Technology. Drive Innovation. Transform Community Impact. Are you a visionary technology leader who thrives on building secure, reliable, and high-performing technology environments? Join East Bay Community Action Program (EBCAP) as our next Chief Information Officer (CIO) and play a pivotal role in advancing healthcare and human services through strategic technology leadership. This is an exciting opportunity to guide enterprise-wide technology operations, strengthen cybersecurity, empower teams, and ensure technology remains a trusted foundation for the communities we serve. Job Description The Chief Information Officer serves as the senior leader responsible for overseeing all aspects of EBCAP's technology operations. This role ensures the organization's technology systems are secure, reliable, scalable, and aligned with strategic goals. Working closely with executive, clinical, operational, and administrative leaders, the CIO translates organizational priorities into technology solutions that enhance service delivery, operational efficiency, compliance, and innovation across the organization. Key Responsibilities Lead and oversee all Information Technology functions across multiple locations and service lines. Develop and implement technology strategies that support organizational growth and measurable business outcomes. Drive operational excellence through standardized processes, service management, and continuous improvement initiatives. Establish technology performance metrics, service level expectations, and accountability standards. Champion enterprise cybersecurity initiatives, including monitoring, risk management, vulnerability mitigation, and incident response readiness. Ensure compliance with HIPAA and other applicable healthcare, privacy, and cybersecurity regulations. Oversee networking, cloud and on-premises infrastructure, identity and access management, Microsoft 365 services, and enterprise business systems. Maintain reliable, scalable, and resilient technology environments. Lead enterprise technology projects from planning through implementation and adoption. Manage technology operating and capital budgets with a focus on responsible stewardship and value optimization. Evaluate technology investments, licensing agreements, and vendor partnerships to maximize organizational effectiveness. Strengthen governance, risk management, stakeholder engagement, and project communication practices. Coach, mentor, and develop high-performing IT professionals. Build succession plans and support ongoing staff growth and development. Partner with clinical, operational, and administrative leaders to identify and implement technology solutions that improve outcomes. Represent Information Technology in leadership discussions, audits, accreditation activities, and organizational initiatives.