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Seattle Children’s chief technology and security officer leaves for 3D-printed rocket company | Health IT

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Gary Gooden, the former chief technology and security officer of Seattle Children’s, has left to become vice president of IT for 3D-printed rocket company Relativity Space.Health IT

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Seattle Children’s chief technology and security officer leaves for 3D-printed rocket company | Health IT

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