Initially hesitant about the job, Gordon now feels at home, drawing on her long apprenticeship in health information, hospitals When Lynne Thomas Gordon was first approached about the CEO job at the $25 million-revenue American Health Information Management Association, her first thought was to recommend o Gordon ther candidates. “I said, ‘I’m not the right person for the job; you need an association executive,’” Gordon told CEO Update. Gordon had risen up the ranks in health information management and into hospital management in a 30-year career, but had never been an association executive, let alone a CEO. At dinner in Chicago with Rose Dunn, AHIMA interim… Read More