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Anthony Cristillo SVP MSC

Anthony Cristillo Named Health Info Systems SVP at Dovel’s MSC Subsidiary

Anthony Cristillo, a more than 25-year biomedical research professional, has joined Dovel Technologies’ Medical Science & Computing subsidiary as senior vice president of health information systems.

He will oversee a team of more than 350 employees delivering support services to clients’ life sciences and public health missions and lead technology development and maintenance efforts to support scientific research, Dovel said Thursday.

Cristillo most recently served as VP of clinical and public health services at SSS. He brings to his new role over 15 years of experience serving as program director, project manager and principal investigator in support of federal and commercial contracts.

Rockville, Md.-based MSC provides scientific and technical support services to federal government clients in support of their missions in life sciences, health information technology, grants management and public safety.

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