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Banner Health names new digital and IT chief
Bryce Carder promoted to senior VP and chief digital and information officer role
Mar. 1, 2026 at 1:15am
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Banner Health, a major healthcare system based in Phoenix, Arizona, has named Bryce Carder as its new senior vice president and chief digital and information officer. Carder previously served as the health system's vice president of IT business services, and has been with Banner Health since 2007.
Why it matters
Carder's promotion to this key digital and IT leadership role reflects Banner Health's focus on leveraging technology and digital capabilities to enhance patient care and operational efficiency across its network of hospitals and clinics.
The details
In his new position, Carder will be responsible for overseeing Banner Health's digital transformation initiatives and information technology strategy. He will play a crucial role in guiding the organization's use of emerging technologies, data analytics, and digital tools to improve the patient experience and drive operational improvements.
- Carder announced his promotion in a LinkedIn post on February 20, 2026.
The players
Bryce Carder
The new senior vice president and chief digital and information officer of Banner Health, a major healthcare system based in Phoenix, Arizona.
Banner Health
A large non-profit health system headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona that operates 30 hospitals and numerous clinics across several western U.S. states.
What they’re saying
“I'm excited to take on this new role and continue driving Banner Health's digital transformation efforts.”
— Bryce Carder, Senior VP and Chief Digital and Information Officer
The takeaway
Carder's promotion underscores the growing importance of digital leadership in the healthcare industry, as providers seek to leverage technology to improve patient outcomes, operational efficiency, and competitive positioning.
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