Diana L. Nole, President, Digital Medical Solutions

Diana Nole is President of the Digital Medical Solutions (DMS) business for Carestream Health, Inc.

Ms. Nole oversees all operations for DMS, which is comprised of the Healthcare Information and Digital Capture Solutions businesses.

DMS is Carestream Health’s second largest business – including global research and development, manufacturing, marketing, sales and service. DMS manufactures and markets analog, computed radiography and digital radiography x-ray modality equipment as well as RIS, PACS and Archiving software solutions. Under her leadership, the breakthrough award winning wireless DRX-1was introduced into the market.

Formerly, Ms. Nole served as Director, Business Strategy & Marketing, for Carestream Health’s Healthcare Information Solutions (HCIS) business. In that capacity, she directed all HCIS research and development investment activity and oversaw marketing efforts to launch and grow HCIS image and information management products in the marketplace. Among her accomplishments in this role, Ms. Nole established an outstanding lead generation/qualification process and a leading medical advisory board.
Ms. Nole previously served as Chief Operations Officer for Kodak Health Group’s (HG) largest sales organization, the U.S. & Canada Region. Before joining HG in 2005, she led Kodak’s Commercial Imaging Americas Services group. During her tenure in this position, customer satisfaction improved to an all-time high of 92%.

Ms. Nole joined Kodak in 1987 as a system’s analyst and, subsequently, served in roles ranging from quality improvement to logistics supervision and sales.

She holds an MBA from the University of Rochester’s Simon Business School. She also earned a B.A. degree (Magna Cum Laude) in Computer Science and Mathematics from the State University of New York (SUNY) at Potsdam. Among other credentials, Ms. Nole is a Board Officer of the Hillside Family of Agencies; is on the Foundation Board of Directors for SUNY-Potsdam; is a Board Officer for St. John Fisher College, and a Board Officer for United Way of Rochester. She was also named to Rochester’s Top “40 Leaders Under 40,” recognizing her business and community leadership in 2001.