HIT Like a Girl Pod: Empowering Women in Health IT

Joy Rios, Grace Vinton, Rebecca Love

joyrios@gmail.com

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Booking Overview

This interview-led healthcare podcast focuses on health technology, patient perspectives, nursing, policy, and leadership, with external guests including healthcare executives, patient-data advocates, security researchers, and former government health officials. Agencies could credibly pitch senior healthcare technology leaders, clinical innovators, public-health and policy experts, patient advocates, and cybersecurity specialists; booking difficulty is medium because guests are accomplished subject-matter experts but generally not required to be household-name figures.

Metrics

Episodes: 345

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: <1k

Gender skew: Female

Location: USA

YouTube: 186 subscribers

Instagram: 2.0k followers

Contact Information

joyrios@gmail.com

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Host

Joy Rios - Healthcare technology and policy voice who hosts conversations about the future of healthcare and leads the show's policy and technology lens.

Grace Vinton - Healthcare technology and patient-perspective host who leads conversations about how healthcare data and innovation affect patients.

Rebecca Love - Nursing and healthcare innovation leader who hosts conversations focused on nursing, clinical practice, and healthcare transformation.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Senior healthcare technology executives, nursing and clinical innovation leaders, patient-data or cybersecurity experts, public-health and health-policy specialists, and former government or research officials.
Required Achievements:  
Executive leadership in healthcare or health technology, Founded or led healthcare advocacy or research organizations, Senior government, NIH, or public-sector service, Expertise in healthcare transformation, cybersecurity, patient rights, or funding policy

Recent Guest Discussions

Rachael Jones - Value-based Care, Population Health, Healthcare Data, Provider-payer Collaboration, Rural Health Funding, And Healthcare Transformation

Andrea Downing - Patient Data Rights, Healthcare Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, Privacy, Data Consent, And Patient Advocacy

Elizabeth Ginexi, PhD - NIH Funding, Federal Grant Policy, Proposed OMB Rules, Public-sector Research Funding, And Community Health Programs

Recent Topics

Healthcare Technology, Nursing, Patient Advocacy, Health Policy, Women's Leadership

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
HIT Like a Girl Pod: Empowering Women in Health IT
:

Value-Based Care Unwoven: The Math, The Mission & The Sisterhood

July 21, 2026

Healthcare is complicated. But the math behind value-based care? It doesn't have to be. In this episode, Joy Rios sits down with Rachael Jones, CEO of the Sintax division of Lightbeam Health Solutions, for a conversation that weaves together data, dollars, and the deeply human side of healthcare transformation. Rachael pulls back the curtain on what population health actually means and why the "perfect triangle" of clinical, operational, and financial insights is the key to making value-bas...

No Aggregation Without Representation: Patients, AI, and the Fight for Data Rights

July 14, 2026

What happens when patients become the product—and no one asked for consent? In this episode of HIT Like a Girl Pod, Grace Vinton sits down with Andrea Downing, a security researcher and co-founder of The Light Collective. Andrea's journey into patient advocacy began in 2005, when she tested positive for the BRCA1/2 gene mutation at age 30. That moment transformed her from a tech professional into what she calls an "accidental hacker"—someone who started asking hard questions about who owns p...

This Is a Code Red: How a Quiet OMB Rule Could Gut NIH and Community Funding

July 07, 2026

This episode is a call to action—and we have until July 13th. Rebecca Love sits down with Elizabeth Ginexi, PhD—a former NIH scientific program official of 22 years who took early retirement after DOGE restructured the agency. She is now speaking out about a proposed OMB rule that she believes threatens the future of federal funding across every community in America. The rule rewrites the Uniform Guidance (2 C.F.R. 200), quietly shifting it from "guidance" to "regulation." Elizabeth argues ...

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