Several sites were scheduled to begin using the new software later this year, but department leaders have now completely scrapped that timeline.
Work on the project is scheduled to restart in June, but members of Congress worry that fixes still need to be made.
The program has been delayed since last fall because of problems with software reliability and staff training.
The Pentagon in December tapped Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle for its highly anticipated Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability contract.
But critics of the new health records modernization plan insist the current system can be improved instead of scrapped.
Dr. Terry Adirim has served in the role since late 2021 and will leave on Feb. 25.
The company behind VA's controversial health records project insists the work can still be finished in a way that benefits veterans and taxpayers.
The Department of Defense will work closely with the intelligence community as it establishes its cloud infrastructure.
The Pentagon on Dec. 7 picked Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle for the highly anticipated cloud computing deal.
The selections for the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, or JWCC, were made public Wednesday in a list of contracts published by the Pentagon.
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