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Tim Kelsey to leave HIMSS for top job at PKS Holdings

6 October 2020
By Kate McDonald

Former Australian Digital Health Agency CEO Tim Kelsey has been appointed as the new CEO of ASX-listed PKS Holdings, a Sydney-based provider of advanced data services in healthcare.

Formerly known as Pacific Knowledge Systems, PKS owns the RippleDown clinical expert intelligence system and this year bought fellow Australian health technology company Pavilion Health.

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