PracticeIT Announces Appointment of Rich Steinle to CEO

Austin, TX (PRWEB) November 5, 2007

PracticeIT, a medical technology company specializing in electronic medical records (EMR) and handheld diagnostic devices, today announced the appointment of Rich Steinle as chief executive officer (CEO). Steinle, who served as the company's former CIO, will succeed Bob Teague. As newly appointed CEO, Steinle offers broad leadership experience from a 14-year career of enterprise solution delivery and entrepreneurial ventures for clients in the healthcare industry.

"PracticeIT is focused on earning the right to serve our primary care physician clients by providing them with the best customer experience in the industry. We're doing this by delivering technology solutions faster, with less interruption to practice operations, and in phases which afford both immediate and growing value," said Steinle. "We look forward to being a part of the innovation of this industry and as CEO, I will ensure PracticeIT continues to develop intuitive healthcare solutions that meet our clients' needs."

Steinle began his career with Accenture, developing extensive management experience by leading large-scale health and human service projects. He also served in executive sales roles within Accenture's Citizen Services portfolio. Following his career with Accenture, Steinle helped build, lead, and sell a healthcare software services company. Steinle holds Bachelor of Business Administration degrees in economics and management from James Madison University.

"Rich Steinle is dedicated to meeting the needs of physicians and earning the right to provide them with our products and services. Given his background and experience in delivering technology solutions, I am excited for Rich to lead PracticeIT towards these goals," said James Cooper, Principal Investor.

For more information on PracticeIT and its leadership team visit http://www.practiceIT.com.

About PracticeIT
Built on the philosophy that diagnosing patients is more than navigating through checklists on a computer screen, PracticeIT's electronic medical record, handheld diagnostic devices and service offerings empower doctors without creating disruption. PracticeIT, a medical technology company based in Austin, TX, develops and markets these products with features physicians need now and those that can be implemented over time. Backed by a services department that handles installation, training, and customer support, PracticeIT helps physicians fulfill their right to innovative, non-invasive technology coupled with unparalleled personal service. For more, visit http://www.practiceIT.com.

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