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Ms. Joseph is the Chief Privacy and Clinical Compliance Officer at Weill Cornell Medicine (WCM).  Ms. Joseph has been with WCM for over a decade and has been instrumental in the development, implementation, and maintenance of Cornell’s exemplary clinical and clinical research billing compliance and privacy programs, while providing comprehensive oversight and ensuring compliance across the WCM campus. Previously, she served as Assistant Vice President and Corporate Compliance Officer at Northwell Health, where she led compliance and privacy programs for an extensive network of physician practices. Ms. Joseph holds a Bachelor of Art in Business Administration from Baruch College, an Executive MBA from Baruch-Zicklin School of Business, is currently pursuing her law degree, and possesses multiple specialized compliance certifications. Ms. Joseph will maintain reporting lines, directly to Dr. Szilárd Kiss, Associate Dean of Clinical Compliance, and Vipin Kamath, WCM's Chief Information Officer for Privacy Compliance, while also now reporting to Aditya Misra, Vice President & Chief Risk Officer.

Curtis Josey MEng ’16 is responsible for the overall vision, strategy, and leadership for data analytics, visualization and reporting; data lifecycle management; websites, online collaboration tools and other digital innovation projects, in support of the Office of the Chief Risk Officer (OCRO) functional activities and administrative priorities across the university, including Ithaca-based and Weill Cornell Medicine units.

Education

Curtis holds a Master of Engineering in Computer Science from Cornell University (Class of 2016), a B.S. in Information Technology and an A.S. in Computer Science. He has earned several professional certifications, including: ACL Certified Data Analyst (ACDA), Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), Certified Scrum Master (CSM), Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP), and Oracle: PL/SQL.

Professional Interests

He is interested in maturing the use of advanced analytics and machine learning for assessment, planning, scoping, fieldwork, and reporting purposes, enhancing institutional cybersecurity, data privacy and IT governance maturity, while fostering various audit innovation efforts.  Curtis has presented on audit, data driven risk assurance, and related topics at national, regional and local conferences, as well as to Cornell students in AEM 4225, Systems and Analytics in Accounting, offered by the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics.