Jon McKeeby has held the position of Chief Information Officer at the National Institutes of
Health Clinical Center (CC) and Department Head for the Department of Clinical Research
Informatics (DCRI) since 2006 where he has been very focused on all aspects of information
technology, electronic health records, databases and data warehouses. Dr. McKeeby has
been a part of the Clinical Center team since 1991 where he has worked in various positions
within the information technology departments. He went on to lead system development,
database and web teams for the CC's information systems department prior to
becoming the Deputy CIO and then CIO. DCRI merged with the Health Information
Management Division (HIMD) in 2021. Since 2019, Dr. McKeeby has also served as the
Acting Chief, Biomedical Translational Research Information System (BTRIS).
Dr. McKeeby oversees the NIH Intramural Program Electronic Health Record (EHR)
referred to as the Clinical Research Information System, Clinical Center IT as well as
the Biomedical Translational Research Information System (BTRIS).
Dr. McKeeby has received Clinical Center Director's Team Awards for his work on
SACRED, an automated credentialing system; PACSweb implementation; CRIS
implementation; Pharmacogenomics Platform Design; COVID 19 Vaccine Clinic
Systems Support; and COVID-19 Lab Asymptomatic Clinic Support. He has also
received an individual Clinical Center Director's Award for his contributions to the
organization and for the leadership of BTRIS. In 2020 he was listed as Top 50 for
Federal IT Leadership as part of FedScoop 50 and listed for the 2019 FedHealthIT/100
which honors individuals who drive change in the Federal Health IT space.