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Mark Krivopal, MD, MBA (he/him/his)

Director, Performance Operations & Chief Physician Executive for Digital
Chartis

Mark Krivopal, MD, is a Director with Chartis and a senior physician executive with 25 years of healthcare experience in academic medical centers, complex IDNs, community hospitals, and a healthcare information technology start-up. Mark focuses on enterprise financial and operational performance transformation, innovative operating care models, service lines redesign, and acute care capacity and throughput optimization. Mark is also the Chief Physician Executive at Chartis Digital, leading Chartis’ work in operationalizing technology-supported care delivery such as Hospital at Home.

Prior to joining Chartis, Mark was a VP at GE Healthcare providing performance improvement and population health advisory services. Previously, he served as a VP of Clinical Programs for a healthcare IT company focused on patient access. There, he led clinical product development and worked to improve clinician engagement and alignment, leading to successful adoption of healthcare IT products in academic medical centers and physician groups. Mark’s prior experience includes transitioning a large provider organization to an integrated value-based care model as its VP of Clinical Integration, and overseeing operations of a multi-state acute care clinical service line as a Senior Regional Medical Director.

Mark’s career as a physician executive includes co-founding and leading Beth Israel Deaconess HealthCare Hospitalist Services. As its Executive Director, he was accountable for all aspects of clinical quality, financial, and operational performance, provider communication and relationship management, risk mitigation, and provider staff professional development.

Mark received a Master of Business Administration with honors from Babson College, F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business in Wellesley, Massachusetts. He earned his Doctorate of Medicine with honors from the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester, Massachusetts, and completed his internal medicine residency training at Boston’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, where he continued his clinical practice and held an academic appointment for many years.

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