PointClickCare Appoints James Yersh as President

Jul 8, 2025
PointClickCare has appointed James Yersh as president to drive growth and innovation in healthcare technology, announced in a press release.

PointClickCare has appointed James Yersh as president, announced in a press release. Yersh, who joined the company in 2022 as chief financial officer, has been instrumental in enhancing the company's financial and operational performance. His recent role as chief revenue officer for Senior Care saw him improve customer experience and integration across various teams.

CEO Dave Wessinger expressed confidence in Yersh's leadership, highlighting his ability to drive growth while maintaining a customer-centric approach. Under Yersh's leadership, PointClickCare aims to continue its focus on AI-driven healthcare solutions that enhance care delivery and financial performance.

In conjunction with Yersh's promotion, Brian Drozdowicz has been named chief revenue officer. Drozdowicz will work closely with Yersh to further the company's impact in the healthcare sector by advancing its comprehensive health tech solutions.

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