Henry H. Ting, MD, MBA, S.V.P. and Chief Health & Wellness Officer

Dr. Henry Ting serves as the global airline’s first senior vice president and Chief Health & Wellness Officer – a first for a U.S. carrier.

Dr. Ting is redefining corporate health and wellness by integrating healthcare expertise with public health, employee wellbeing, and data science across a technology-enabled global enterprise. He is an experienced leader driving large-scale transformations to enhance workforce performance and consumer trust.

Dr. Ting leads a team focused on a holistic approach to wellbeing, including physical, emotional, social, and financial wellbeing through innovative and strategic partnerships. He oversees Delta’s $2 billion investment in its healthcare ecosystem, leaves and absences programs, wellness programs, and data platform. Together, these  strategies enable Delta people to thrive in their roles and better care for each other and our customers.

Before joining Delta, Dr. Ting served as Mayo Clinic’s first Chief Value Officer, with responsibility for quality of care, patient safety, patient experience and affordability. In this role, he helped advance Mayo Clinic’s vision of becoming the world’s best and most trusted healthcare system.

Dr. Ting serves as Adjunct Professor of Medicine at Emory University and Emeritus Professor of Medicine at Mayo Clinic. His academic focus includes health services research and implementation science. He has lectured worldwide and authored over 200 journal articles, book chapters and publications.

He also serves on the Board of Directors of Business Group on Health (BGH) and United States of Care (U.S. of Care). He co-chairs the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) Employer Sponsored Insurance Executive Forum.

Dr. Ting received his bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Cornell University and a Doctor of Medicine from Harvard Medical School. He completed a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from University of St. Thomas and received a health care executive certification from Harvard Business School.