Donna Lynne served as Colorado’s chief operating officer under Gov. John Hickenlooper, after serving as president of Kaiser Permanente Colorado, executive vice president of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc., and Kaiser Foundation Hospitals.
Lynne, a doctor of public health, is currently the senior vice president andLynne served as Colorado’s chief operating officer under Gov.
John Hickenlooper, after serving as president of Kaiser Permanente Colorado, executive vice president of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc., and Kaiser Foundation Hospitals.
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