Our Team

Chief Executive Officer

Charlie Harp

Charlie Harp is the founder and CEO of Clinical Architecture, an industry-leading provider of healthcare data quality solutions. With over 30 years of experience as a healthcare software engineer and systems architect, Charlie has dedicated his career to creating tools to better utilize and understand data. Recognizing the industry’s need for accurate, organized and interoperable patient data, he led his team at Clinical Architecture to create the first deterministic, configurable engine that automates semantic interoperability.

Charlie is also the creator of the Patient Information Quality Improvement (PIQI) Framework. PIQI is an emerging standard that uses an open-source framework for evaluating the quality of electronic data against four dimensions of accuracy, completeness, conformity, and plausibility. As Co-Chair of the PIQI Alliance, he helps lead a community of healthcare leaders who are actively shaping this work to ensure greater consistency in patient data and strengthen trust in the information being exchanged.

Charlie is a well-respected thought leader and regularly presents at conferences like ViVE, HIMSS, AMIA, and others on topics of clinical data quality and usability. He is also the host of the Informonster Podcast where he shares his insights and brings together guests to discuss a range of healthcare IT topics.

General Counsel

Michael Wallack

Michael Wallack, who graduated from Northwestern University and earned his J.D. (cum laude) at Indiana University Bloomington, has practiced in the area of commercial real estate, commercial lending, and software licensing. Michael has served as lead counsel for several major office building projects. He has also been involved with retail development, dispositions, and financing. Michael has been lead counsel for commercial litigation matters, including general business disputes, landlord-tenant matters, shareholder actions, mechanic’s lien litigation, environmental litigation, and collections. Michael also has experience in the areas of trademarks, estate planning, and rights of publicity. Michael began his legal career at Klineman Rose Wolf & Wallack before co-founding Wallack & Wallack and, in 1999, Wallack Somers & Haas. Michael served as President of the Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council from June 2008 through June 2010 and was on that organization’s Executive Committee through 2015. Mr. Wallack is presently a member of the Carmel Mayor’s Advisory Commission on Human Relations. He previously served as a member of the Board of the Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis, as the Chair of Indiana Equality, and as a member of the Indiana Race Relations Leadership Network.

Chief Informatics Officer

Shaun Shakib, MPH, PhD, FAMIA

Shaun Shakib received his masters degree in Public Health (MPH) and doctorate in Biomedical Informatics (PhD) at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He has more than two decades of experience and formal training in laboratory science M(ASCP)CM, public health, and biomedical informatics. His areas of interest and technical expertise include knowledge engineering, clinical terminology, vocabulary server design and implementation, and health information exchange. Shaun is an active member of several national/international medical informatics and standards organizations, including Health Level 7 (HL7), Clinical Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC), American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA), and Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS).

Chief Revenue Officer

Marck DuBois

With more than two decades of experience in healthcare IT, Marck DuBois developed expertise in content, terminology, and software solutions. In positions of increasing responsibility at Wolters Kluwer Health, Hearst Business Media, First Databank, Diagnotion, Dun and Bradstreet, and the United States Marine Corps, Marck gained extensive experience in sales, strategic partnerships, operational planning and key client relationships, particularly in the healthcare industry.

Chief Information Officer

Ron Ross

Ron Ross has over 20 years of experience in Information Technology. This experience includes a proven ability to implement technology based solutions to solve business problems and the ability to implement innovative solutions to meet customer’s needs. He has worked in several industries including consulting, insurance and health care. While working at First Databank, Ron managed the engineering team responsible for clinical decision support applications, web portal applications, application programming interfaces, custom solutions and business applications. Ron holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Computer Science and a Master’s in Business Administration.

Chief Technology Officer

Andrew Frangleton

Andrew Frangleton specializes in understanding how medicines and patient information can be stored and manipulated to help improve healthcare outcomes for patients, and how interoperability can be implemented to share access to data. As Director of Healthcare Informatics for UBM Medica, Andrew provided leadership, informatics knowledge, and product development expertise to teams delivering key products to international business clients including Vidal and MIMS drug information systems. Prior to that, Andrew worked at First DataBank Europe for 10 years, ultimately serving as Product Development Director. Andrew is a member of the IHTSDO Implementation and Innovation committee.

EVP, Product

Anitra Green

Anitra Green is Executive Vice President of Product at Clinical Architecture, bringing over 25 years of experience in healthcare IT. She leads product vision and strategy, aligning roadmaps with business objectives and guiding cross-functional teams to deliver reliable, customer-focused solutions that support high-quality healthcare outcomes.

Anitra has extensive experience across the product lifecycle, with a background spanning product quality, education, and documentation. Prior to her current role, she served as Vice President of Quality & Education and held multiple leadership positions focused on strengthening execution, improving customer experience, and developing high-performing teams. She also drives leadership development through the Clinical Architecture Accelerated Management Program (CAAMP), an enterprise-wide initiative that fosters leadership excellence, mentors future leaders, and cultivates a high-performing organizational culture. Anitra began her career in healthcare IT at First Databank, where she spent more than a decade building strong quality practices in healthcare software.

Anitra holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Information Systems from Indiana Wesleyan University and is an ISTQB Certified Tester.

EVP, Client Services

Carol Macumber, MS, PMP, FAMIA

Carol Macumber is an Executive Vice President leading Client Services at Clinical Architecture. Carol is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) with a Master’s degree in biomedical engineering. Carol has over twenty years of experience leading IT and consulting projects for organizations including Canada Health Infoway, eHealth Ontario, The National Committee for Quality Assurance, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and many other federal and commercial clients. She was previously the Vice President of Technology and Operations at Apelon, Inc., a leading terminology asset management services company. Carol gained experience and knowledge of large system implementations via her role as a Senior Business Consultant at MetLife, where she led enterprise-level technology enhancement engagements for Actuarial, Claims and Billing domains within MetLife’s long-term care product line.

Carol was an elected member of the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organization (IHTSDO) Technical Committee, is Chair of the HL7 Board of Directors, co-chair of the HL7 Terminology Services Management Group and the HL7 Terminology Infrastructure Work Group, a Fellow of the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) and serves on the advisory committee for OpenHIE’s terminology services.

SVP, Finance

Jeff Peterson

Jeff Peterson is the Senior Vice President of Finance, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the financial strategy of a company at the forefront of healthcare technology innovation. With 25 years of experience in healthcare, including a decade specializing in healthcare IT, Jeff brings a unique blend of financial acumen and industry expertise that drives the company’s mission to enhance healthcare data quality and interoperability.

Jeff earned a Bachelor of Science from Oregon State University and an MBA from the University of Oregon, providing him with a strong foundation to lead complex financial operations. His strategic leadership has been instrumental in guiding Clinical Architecture’s growth, ensuring its success in an evolving and highly competitive marketplace.

SVP, Integrated Solutions

John Wilkinson

John Wilkinson has broad sales and marketing experience covering many segments of healthcare including infection control, wound care, DME, and Oxygen and IV therapy. In 1994, John joined clinical content vendor Medi-Span where he came to appreciate the importance and complexity of healthcare IT. His subsequent experience at healthcare IT companies including First DataBank, Thomson Reuters Healthcare and Zynx Health includes successful business development initiatives and team management.

VP, People Operations

Brooke Buehler, SHRM-SCP

Brooke Buehler is a strategic and innovative People Operations leader with over a decade of experience in high-growth organizations. During her career, she has built strong partnerships with leaders to improve engagement, performance, and profitability through robust operational and talent initiatives in a multitude of industries including healthcare, finance, and advertising. Together with business leaders, Brooke develops and drives forward the people strategy at Clinical Architecture.

Brooke earned her B.S. in Marketing and International Business from The Indiana University Kelley School of Business. She is a Society of Human Resources Management Senior Certified Professional (SHRM-SCP), a Development Dimensions International Certified Facilitator, and a Certified Predictive Index Practitioner.

VP, Clinical Informatics

Victor Lee, MD

Victor Lee, MD has worked in the field of evidence-based clinical decision support for 15 years at Zynx Health prior to joining Clinical Architecture in 2017. Victor’s focus has been in interoperability and health IT product innovation. He has had several publications in healthcare journals including the Annals of Internal Medicine. Victor Lee attended the University of California at Berkeley where he received BA degrees in biochemistry and psychology. He earned his MD degree from Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston, MA and completed his internal medicine residency at Kaiser Permanente in Los Angeles, CA where he also practiced as a board-certified hospitalist and a teaching attending physician.

VP, Marketing

Jaime Lira

Jaime Lira is the Vice President of Marketing at Clinical Architecture and has over 25 years of management and marketing expertise in highly regulated industries including financial and legal services. She has a depth of experience in developing revenue-generating marketing strategies, website content creation, digital marketing including SEO/SEM, social media engagement, communications and public relations.

Jaime earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University and her Master of Business Administration degree with a marketing major from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. She is an active community volunteer and serves as a reader for WFYI’s Indiana Reading and Information Service which provides audio recordings for blind and visually-impaired people. In her free time Jaime and her fiancé like to travel, golf and walk their two dogs.

VP, Government Solutions

Francene Lord

Francene Lord brings a wealth of experience in business development, client management, and government solutions. Currently serving as Vice President of Government Solutions at Clinical Architecture, Francene drives strategic initiatives that leverage her extensive background in fostering growth and innovation. Prior to Clinical Architecture, Francene held pivotal positions including Vice President of Client Management at The Photonics Group, where she honed her skills in cultivating strong client relationships over a 26-year tenure. Francene also enhanced client experiences as Director of Sales and Business Development at MCC Label and as a Business Development Executive at Alcoa Closure Systems International Inc.

Francene’s educational foundation includes a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Rutgers School of Engineering as well as a Graduate Certification in Finance and Marketing from Indiana University – Kelley School of Business. Throughout her academic and professional journey, she has demonstrated a commitment to excellence and a passion for driving impactful business outcomes.

VP, Interoperability Solutions

Laura Nixon, MBA

As Vice President of Interoperability Solutions at Clinical Architecture, Laura Nixon leads strategic initiatives to improve healthcare data quality, interoperability, and value-based insights. With deep expertise in HIEs, CIEs, and interoperability frameworks, she has successfully led large-scale implementations, including data integration, consent management, and scalable interoperability strategies.

Before joining Clinical Architecture, Laura played a pivotal role in shaping complex interoperability initiatives, working across health systems, health information exchange, community information exchanges, and technology vendors to drive impactful, standards-based solutions. At Clinical Architecture, she focuses on advancing HIE, CIE, and interoperability-driven initiatives that support value-based care and drive meaningful improvements in healthcare data quality and exchange.

Laura holds an MBA from Purdue Global and is a Six Sigma Black Belt, bringing a structured, data-driven approach to business development, regulatory compliance, and healthcare data strategy. A recognized thought leader, she actively contributes to industry discussions on interoperability, data usability, and healthcare transformation.

Executive Assistant

Caroline Wyatt

Caroline Wyatt is an accomplished Executive Assistant with more than 17 years of experience supporting CEOs and senior executive leaders across fast paced and complex industries. She currently serves as Executive Assistant to Charlie Harp, CEO of Clinical Architecture, where she provides high level executive support, strategic coordination, and operational leadership. Throughout her career, Caroline has supported C suite leaders by driving executive operations, facilitating strategic planning, coordinating board related activities, supporting investor and stakeholder engagement, and ensuring alignment across leadership priorities. She has contributed to major organizational initiatives—including leadership transitions, restructuring, and integration of new business units—while maintaining continuity, communication flow, and executive focus. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Purdue University, and brings a deep commitment to operational excellence, collaboration, and supporting leaders in driving meaningful organizational outcomes.

Director, IT and Security

Mark Hernandez

Mark Hernandez is a seasoned Information Technology professional with 20 years of experience, specializing in Cyber Security within the Healthcare sector for a decade. He holds a Master of Science in Cyber Security and Information Assurance and is certified in ISACA CISA, CISM, CDPSE, as well as CompTIA PenTest+ and CySA+. Mark has successfully implemented robust security frameworks such as NIST, ISO 27001, SOC 2, and HITRUST across various organizations. He is also knowledgeable in HIPAA, and FedRAMP, enhancing the protection of sensitive data.

Director, Implementation Architecture

Rob King

Rob has over 25 years of experience in designing, developing, and supporting software; the majority of this time spent in healthcare IT. He began his career at the Indiana University School of Medicine, where he designed and developed research software applications in conjunction with the VA hospital and Regenstreif Institute. While at First DataBank he worked in the capacities of product design, interoperability, and implementation engineering support for the FDB Asia-Pacific client base. In his current role as Director of Implementation Architecture, he is responsible for both client-facing and internal support teams at Clinical Architecture.

Director, Client Operations

Fernando Magaña

Fernando Magaña has worked in the healthcare industry since 2011 supporting caregivers and providers with the use of their electronic health record systems. After receiving his bachelor’s degree from University of California Santa Barbara, he earned his Healthcare Information Technology certification from California State University in Fullerton. During his tenure at Providence, Fernando held a variety of clinical informatics leadership roles where he managed enterprise-wide projects and collaborated with key stakeholders to improve the adoption, quality, and experience of their electronic medical record documentation for hospitals across the country.

Director, Product Engineering

Dave Myers

David Myers is an experienced software architect and developer with 28+ years of experience in designing, developing, and supporting innovative software solutions. For the past 24 years, he has specialized in healthcare applications, contributing significantly to the advancement of technology in the healthcare sector. Over the last 13 years, Dave has focused on the development of Clinical Architecture’s Symedical application, where his expertise in both software engineering, API development and healthcare systems has played a crucial role in enhancing the platform’s functionality and usability. Before joining Clinical Architecture, Dave worked at First Databank, where he played a key role in the development and maintenance of the Drug Information Framework—an API delivering integrated drug information and clinical decision support.

Director, Professional Services

Scott Teeple

Scott Teeple brings 25+ years of IT leadership to Clinical Architecture, specializing in enterprise solutions, process improvement and professional services. His experience includes leading large-scale IT implementations and driving process improvements, notably at Ascension where he led the internal creation of an Automation COE and was a founding member that commercialized that COE, growing it to over $10M in revenues. Scott excels in aligning IT strategies with business goals. He holds a Bachelor’s in Computer Science from Ball State University and is passionate about mentoring and exploring emerging technologies.

Senior Director, Client Success

Sarah Brumley, MHA

Sarah Brumley has over a decade of healthcare IT sales, account management and data analytics experience. She received her Master’s degree in Healthcare Administration and began her career at the Indiana Health Information Exchange (IHIE) in business development – bringing disparate data sources together to contribute to the statewide repository. Most recently, Sarah was a Program Director at Healogics, the nation’s leading provider of advanced wound care, focusing on the strategic growth, revenue and cost management and community education for a local Wound Center.

Client Success Manager

Alex Dummer

Alex Dummer has over 10 years of experience in Healthcare IT with a primary focus on supporting clients to optimize their workflows and processes. He has demonstrated a commitment to working through challenges with clients and implementing solutions using Clinical Architecture’s suite of Symedical products. Through his time with Client Success, he has continually adapted and expanded his knowledge for new products, softwares, and feature updates. He is an advocate for all collaboration and feedback to identify opportunities for improvement. Alex holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Information Technology.

Client Success Manager, Public Health Accounts

Erika Ganley

Erika has over 15 years of experience in operational leadership, strategic planning, and clinical content development. Since joining Clinical Architecture in 2018, she has held various roles related to developing and enhancing the company’s proprietary clinical content. Before her tenure at Clinical Architecture, Erika led dynamic teams at Wolters Kluwer Health, where she managed complex global initiatives and spearheaded clinical content development projects. Her career is marked by a fervent commitment to enhancing healthcare quality through innovative health IT solutions. Erika excels in fostering collaboration between technical and clinical teams, consistently delivering meaningful value to customers and driving positive outcomes.

Client Success Manager

Tracy Johnson

Tracy Johnson has a diverse background with 10 years of client success experience, specializing in electronic medical record platform training and migration. Her career includes training new ambulatory employees on legacy EMRs, co-leading training for the implementation of Epic Ambulatory, and serving as a Senior Client Success Manager for a SaaS company working with public libraries, focusing on onboarding, technical support, relationship building, and renewal services.

Client Success Manager, Payers

Wayne King

Wayne King has over 20 years of healthcare experience in revenue cycle management, referral management and healthcare data quality. Most recently, Wayne was the Director of Product Management for a data quality curation platform. His career has been focused on customer success by delivering quality products, managing successful implementations and driving the adoption of healthcare information technology. Wayne’s experience includes connecting Hospitals with Payers and Ambulatory practices to help populate and curate data from disparate systems. Wayne strives to help his clients produce and manage data that supports administrative and clinical workflows within their organizations.

Client Success Manager

Andrea Kirk, MSN, RN

Andrea Kirk, MSN, RN is a seasoned healthcare IT and nursing executive with deep expertise in technology optimization, informatics strategy, and enterprise training. With a proven track record leading cross-functional teams and driving large-scale workflow redesigns, she has successfully implemented and optimized IT systems across complex health networks. Andrea’s strategic vision and data-driven approach have shaped technology programs for over 20 years, earning her recognition at Epic XGM and national nursing conferences. Her background blends clinical insight with technical fluency, Lean Six Sigma methodology, and a passion for elevating patient care through innovation. Now serving as Client Success Manager – IDNs at Clinical Architecture, Andrea partners with integrated delivery networks to align solutions with organizational goals, driving measurable impact. Known for her executive polish, collaborative spirit, and data-driven approach, she continues to champion innovation while advancing scalable change in healthcare technology.

Client Success Manager

Will Lloyd, MSHA, MSHI

Will Lloyd brings over 15 years of expertise in the healthcare industry. He launched his career in pharmacy supply chain management at Baylor St. Luke’s in Houston, Texas, before transitioning to clinical data analytics at the national office of Catholic Health Initiatives in Denver, Colorado. Most recently, Will served in a leadership capacity at CommonSpirit Health, where he specialized in clinical data governance and analytics. His extensive experience includes developing data governance frameworks to enhance quality, safety, and patient experience reporting.

Client Success Manager, Life Sciences & Publisher Accounts

Justin Wesley

Justin Wesley has over 8 years of experience in Healthcare IT. He began his career teaching Epic to inpatient doctors and surgeons. He transitioned to an informatics role providing advanced Epic efficiency training and elbow support to clinical staff in an ambulatory setting and worked with executive leadership to optimize clinical workflows. Most recently, Justin led support efforts as Manager of Site Support Application Analysts at Community Health Network. He currently holds an MBA in Healthcare Management and is Epic certified in Clinical Documentation.