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Shayne Hunter
Ministry of Health / Manatū Hauora
Deputy director general, data and digital
- Has spent the past 15 years in the health and disability sector with a focus on information and technology.
- Previously Chief Information Officer for Capital and Coast, Hutt Valley and Wairarapa DHBs.
- Chairs the Central Region DHB’s CIO group and was previously the chair of the Health Sector National IS Leaders Forum.
Career
Working KnowledgeGeneral Manager / Customer Relationship Manager, Relationship Manager / General Manager
Jan 1997
- Nov 1999
Genesis Consulting Group Limited
Principle Consultant
Jan 1999
- Feb 2019
Ministry of Health / Manatū Hauora
Advisor / Project Manager (contracted)
Jan 2001
- Dec 2012
Capital & Coast DHB, Hutt Valley DHB and Wairarapa DHB
Chief Information Officer
Oct 2015
- Mar 2019
Ministry of Health / Manatū Hauora
Deputy Director-General, Data & Digital
Mar 2019
- Present
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