Christopher Lindop

Chris Lindop is a renowned professional specializing in Systems/Software Architecture, Engineering, and Program Management with a distinguished career in driving industry consensus on Healthcare Imaging and Workflow interoperability standards.

Having served as an interoperability architect, Chris has played a pivotal role in enhancing patient care through cost-effective healthcare IT solutions and standards development.

Chris Lindop is an influential figure with extensive experience in collaborating with International Standards Development Organizations like DICOM and HL7, notably as a vendor co-chair for the adoption initiative 'Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise' (IHE).

With a background in leading multi-product and cross-functional software programs, Chris has spearheaded strategies, development, and testing efforts for GE Healthcare's products aligning with International Healthcare Standards.

Having excelled as a Master Architect for Medical Diagnostic Imaging Solutions, Chris Lindop's contributions have significantly impacted the healthcare IT landscape.

Education-wise, Chris Lindop holds a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the State University of New York, a C-Course Graduate certification from GE - Advanced Course in Engineering, and a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Syracuse University.

Throughout his career, Chris has held key positions in various reputable organizations, including Consultant/Independent Healthcare Systems and Interoperability Leader, Senior Staff Software Program Manager - Interoperability at GE Healthcare, Chief Architect-Healthcare Information Systems at Kodak Health Group, Master Technical Architect-Medical Diagnostic Imaging at First Consulting Group, and Systems Engineer at GE Aerospace/IBM Federal Systems/GE Medical Systems.