Anthony P. Carbone,
Chief Operations and Information Officer

Anthony P. Carbone Jr.

Anthony P. Carbone Jr. (Tony) is a seasoned senior-level executive with over 30 years of experience in various leadership capacities, using a solutions-based and best – practice approach towards the development of nimble and agile teams, process improvement, project management, and oversight that aligns with the mission, strategic plans, and organizational solvency. He has successfully driven the utilization of data to facilitate critical business decisions in a fast-paced and dynamic enterprise.

Tony joined Omni Family Health as Chief Information Officer (CIO) in December 2016, then in January of 2022, took on the role of Chief of Operations and Information Officer (COIO). His core focus as Omni’s COIO is to leverage technology, operational efficiencies, process improvement, and innovation to expand access to care while creating a seamless and positive experience for both staff and patients. Tony has been an advocate of change, proactively providing training and mentorship to his department’s leadership, and aligning the team more closely, by helping to improve interdepartmental communication, engagement, and collaboration. Tony brings extensive expertise in both IT and Operations at Omni Family Health. Throughout his tenure, Tony has been instrumental in crafting and implementing comprehensive technology and operational strategies aimed to optimize processes, enhance efficiency, and support sustainable growth.

Tony holds various IT-related credentials, including a degree in Applied Science in Electronics Technology Telecommunications and Computer Programming from the Heald Institute of Technology. Special training and certifications include Yellow Belt Six Sigma, NextGen, MCSE, MegaWest EPM, and Novell. Tony participates in several professional membership organizations, including the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO), Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HMISS), and Chief Innovation Officers. He participated in the California Primary Care Association’s Electronic Health Record Task Force.