Luis Fonseca is an accomplished health care executive with extensive experience improving and expanding health care services while achieving excellence in clinical and operational outcomes.

As Alameda Health System’s Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Fonseca provides operational and strategic leadership to the executives of our hospitals, wellness centers, and skilled nursing facilities. He also plays a key role in ensuring that operations are functioning effectively and that AHS stays focused on clinical excellence and quality improvement as it executes strategy.

Before joining AHS, Mr. Fonseca served as chief operating officer at Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System in Salinas, Calif., where he supported the growth of new programs and existing services and provided management oversight for clinical integration and quality improvement.

Mr. Fonseca is a California Health Leadership College Fellow, and a member of the American College of Health Care Executives and Institute for Healthcare Improvement.

Education
Mr. Fonseca holds a master’s degree in health care administration and a bachelor’s degree in business.

As chief medical officer, Dr. Ghassan Jamaleddine oversees medical operations including quality of care and patient safety, coordination of care, development of clinical information systems, and physician engagement in strategic initiatives.

He plays a key role in the leadership and development of Alameda Health Partners, AHS’s physician organization. Dr. Jamaleddine is known for patient advocacy, team building, and improving medical education and interdisciplinary communication.

He previously served as chief medical officer at New York City Health + Hospital/ Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn, New York, where he focused on physician mentoring and coaching, safety, and quality of care. He is board-certified in internal medicine, pulmonary care, and critical care medicine.

Education
Dr. Jamaleddine holds a medical degree from American University of Beirut.

As chief information officer, Mark Amey will oversee the installation of Alameda Health System’s new electronic health record project, which will enhance the coordination of patient care across the public hospital system.

Mr. Amey has more than 20 years of experience in the field of health care IT including, management of outsourced technology vendors and the conversion of services to state-of-the-art in-house operations. He most recently served as Associate Chief Information Officer at University of California San Diego Health, where he was responsible for day-to day operations of the infrastructure teams, project management office, and Security and Information System operations for the organization.

Mr. Amey’s background includes serving as Chief Technology Officer during a conversion to EHR at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital-Stanford Health, and serving as Chief Information Officer at University of Southern California Health.

Education
Mr. Amey holds a master’s in business administration.

As Chief Administrative Officer, Population Health, Tangerine Brigham leads Alameda Health System’s efforts to improve patient experience, reduce costs, and transition to population health management.

She is responsible for establishing AHS wellness and disease management programs to deliver the best value in high-quality, integrated health care. She also works with community partners and government leaders to improve health equity and to develop programs and services addressing key social determinants of health, such as lack of housing or access to fresh food.

Ms. Brigham has more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit and public sectors, most recently as deputy director of managed care services for the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services. She oversaw Healthy San Francisco and My Health LA, programs expanding health access for the uninsured and undocumented.

Education
Master’s in public policy, University of California, Berkeley; bachelor’s in economics, UCLA. National Association of Public Hospitals Fellow.

Alameda Health System General Counsel Mike Moye oversees all legal services related to AHS operations and advises leadership on matters involving health care, regulations, public agencies, strategic business planning and complex labor and employment issues.

Mr. Moye manages the Office of the General Counsel, provides administrative oversight for the Internal Audit and Compliance departments, oversees collaboration with outside counsel and manages litigation.

Mr. Moye’s experience includes 20 years with Bay Area law firm Hanson Bridgett, where as a partner he chaired the Labor and Employment Section. He is experienced in handling sensitive fact-finding and investigative matters.

Mr. Moye has been recognized by his peers as a Super Lawyer and by the Bar Association of San Francisco and local law schools for his efforts to increase diversity in the legal profession. He serves on the Alameda County Community Food Bank board.

Education
Juris Doctor, UCLA; Bachelor of Science, U.S. Military Academy

Tony Redmond, Alameda Health System Chief Human Resources Officer, oversees a full range of services, including employee recruitment and retention; a comprehensive benefits program; and management education, including a focus on increasing diversity and inclusion.

Mr. Redmond provides key leadership in increasing employee engagement and in reinforcing AHS’s position as a top health care employer. He develops and implements labor strategies to ensure good relationships with AHS’s 19 bargaining units, and he has been extensively involved in labor negotiations. As Vice President for Human Resources, Mr. Redmond shepherded integration of employees of Alameda and San Leandro hospitals into AHS and led recruitment and education.

Mr. Redmond previously was human resources director at Stanford University Medical Center, responsible for recruitment, workforce planning, compensation and human resource project management. He previously held leadership roles at Kaiser Permanente and the Palo Alto Medical Foundation.

Education
Bachelor of Arts in honors history, Swansea University, Wales.