Donna Ramos-Johnson has more than 30 years of information management experience, developing and executing technology strategies to deliver innovative, high quality, high impact results. She currently serves as Chief Operating and Technology Officer at the District of Columbia Primary Care Association (DCPCA), where she provides oversight for the organization’s financial management operations and is responsible for planning and managing all internal and external technology initiatives, including the implementation of health data management, exchange and integration strategies that enable the delivery of whole-person care at DCPCA’s health center member facilities.

Donna provides governance leadership and operational oversight for the Capital Partners in Care (CPC) HIE, which is recognized as a DC HIE Registered Entity and includes participation from 19 provider organizations consisting of Federally-Qualified Health Centers, community health centers, independent medical practices and health system-affiliated ambulatory practices. She also leads DCPCA’s work to support CRISP DC, the District’s Designated HIE Entity, in the development and implementation of HIE tools that enable provider access to consolidated patient information generated from a variety of HIE source systems across the DC metropolitan area.

Donna holds a Master of Science degree in Management from the Alfred P. Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and a Bachelor of Science degree (With Distinction) in Mathematics from Simmons University. She is currently serving a third term as a member of the DC HIE Policy Board.