SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Health Care and Rehabilitation Services (HCRS), southeastern Vermont’s nonprofit community mental health agency, is pleased to announce the appointment of Jed Kingman as director of information technology.
Kingman joined HCRS in December as interim chief information officer and has since brought a proactive approach to strengthening the organization’s technology systems. During his time in the interim role, he has worked closely with teams across the agency to better understand operational needs and identify practical solutions that support both staff and the people HCRS serves.
“Jed has demonstrated a strong ability to listen, collaborate, and lead with intention,” said Anne Bilodeau, CEO of HCRS. “His expertise and commitment to building reliable, user-friendly systems have already made a meaningful impact across our organization.”
With more than 18 years of experience in information technology leadership, Kingman previously served as chief technology officer at a health care company in Concord, N.H. His background includes systems design, infrastructure improvement, and operational efficiency, with a focus on making complex systems more accessible and effective.
In his role as director of information technology, Kingman is focused on improving system reliability, simplifying processes, and ensuring that technology enhances day-to-day operations. He emphasizes a collaborative, hands-on approach, and believes technology should ease burdens and allow staff to spend more time supporting people.
“I’m focused on making technology easier, more reliable, and genuinely helpful for the people who use it every day,” said Kingman. “When systems work well, they support everything else, allowing staff to focus on what matters most: the people we serve.”
Kingman’s appointment reflects HCRS’ continued commitment to strengthening infrastructure and equipping staff with tools that are efficient, dependable, and aligned with the organization’s mission.