Clinical Innovation Council

Former Senior Vice President and President, Northwest Region, for Hartford HealthCare and President of Charlotte Hungerford Hospital based in Torrington, Conn. McIntyre has also served as Associate Administrator for Yale-New Haven Hospital and Executive Vice President for Johnson Memorial Hospital.

Over the course of his tenure in hospital administration, he led six Strategic Plan Development and Implementation cycles resulting in sustained improvements in Quality and Patient Safety, Financial Performance, Employee and Medical Staff Relations, Service Line Growth and Cultural Development.

A civil engineer by training, McIntyre also brings engineering and marketing management experience in high-tech markets, including aerospace, machine tool and electro-mechanical control system industries. McIntyre has been studying and applying artificial intelligence to patient care for over 20 years, including a collaboration with IBM while at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital.

Current Chief Medical Officer for the Northeast Medical Group and Senior Vice President of Yale New Haven Health System. 

Prior to that, Goldstein served as President of Central Maine Medical Group and President of the Medical Staff of Central Maine Medical Center, the flagship hospital of Central Maine Healthcare with 250 inpatient beds and a broad and robust range of services including a Level II trauma center, neurosurgery, cardiovascular medicine, vascular and cardiac surgery, a bariatric center of excellence, medical and radiation oncology. Goldstein is a former Vice Dean of Clinical Affairs and Professor of Surgery at the University of Louisville and Associate Professor of Surgery at Vanderbilt University.

With a passionate interest in COPD, Duval has served as Medical Director for the Pulmonary Rehab programs at Central Maine Medical Center and Rumford Hospital and for the Pulmonary Function Labs at CMMC, Rumford and Bridgton hospitals. He is an Alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency specialist for the state of Maine, and most recently, he served as Medical Director for the Maine Society for Respiratory Care for nearly three decades.

A veteran of the U.S. Navy, Duval practiced in naval hospitals in Portsmouth, Va. and Newport, RI before transitioning to Central Maine Medical Center, where he has continued to practice pulmonary and critical care medicine for the past 30 years.

Board-certified in internal medicine and cardiovascular medicine, Wolfberg serves as current Cardiology Section Chief for Hartford Healthcare Medical Group and former Medical Staff President for Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington, CT.

Hamann’s career has spanned clinical practice and teaching in academic medical centers, medical informatics and population health leadership. As a geriatrician, he values Senscio’s embrace of the health complexities of older individuals through AI in combination with medical advocacy tailored to individual members. He believes the Senscio and Ibis Health approach is key to optimal function of older adults, especially ones with frailty.

Datta currently sees patients at Beth Israel-Lahey Hospital Medical Center, where she is a Staff Psychiatrist, and serves as Consulting Psychiatrist for the Tewksbury Hospital Department of Public Health. Over the course of her 40-year career in medicine, Datta has practiced in a number of settings both public and private, including Seven Hills Behavioral Health and Addictions Treatment & Methadone Services in New Bedford, where she served as Medical Director. 

William served as Chairman of Medicine and Medical Staff President at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, as well as Waterbury and St. Mary’s Hospitals in Waterbury, Conn.

A fellow of the American College of Physicians and named one of Connecticut’s top docs by Connecticut Magazine, Handelman has held faculty appointments at the University of Colorado, University of Connecticut School of Medicine, Quinnipiac University and St. Joseph’s College. He serves on the executive committee of the Connecticut State Medical Society IPA, and is chairman of the Quality Committee. He received his medical degree from Downstate Medical Center-SUNY and completed his internal medicine residency at Bronx Municipal Medical Center, followed by training in nephrology at the University of Colorado Medical Center.

For more than three decades, Campione has brought expertise in policy setting, project management, budget control, process improvement and program and business development to a variety of health care settings providing support for mental health, addiction and substance use disorders.

He was Co-Founder and Practice Manager for the Center for Psychiatric Medicine, PC, in Lawrence, Mass, where he continued as Regional Director after the practice’s acquisition by Column Health in 2020. Most recently, Campione served as Site Manager for Mass General Brigham Community Physicians’ Bridge Clinic, which was recognized in 2022 with a MGB Team Pillar of Excellence Award.