Carrie Harris-muller MS, MBA

Carrie Harris-Muller is the senior vice president, and chief population health officer for OhioHealth. In this role, she leads the overall strategic direction for population health initiatives, including the development of prevention and wellness programs to lower risks for patients and improve overall health outcomes. She oversees the system’s care management efforts and its post-acute care programs and division, as well as OhioHealth’s Clinically Integrated Network and Accountable Care Organization. She is also responsible for OhioHealth’s business-to-business strategies focused on delivering healthcare solutions to local employers through the OhioHealthy Health Plan and OhioHealth Employer Solutions.

Carrie is a highly accomplished and nationally recognized healthcare leader with more than 25 years of senior executive experience in health plans and health systems. With her deep experience in both the payer and provider aspects of healthcare, Carrie brings a unique perspective to the OhioHealth senior leadership team.

Prior to joining OhioHealth, she held executive positions with Molina Health Care in Long Beach, California Tenet Healthcare, The Detroit Medical Center, and Kaiser Permanente Hospitals and Health Plans of the Mid-Atlantic Region.

Carrie has a master’s in Healthcare Administration and Public Health from Central Michigan University. She is also a graduate of the Kaiser Advanced Leadership Program at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and the Executive Leadership Program at Harvard. She is also a certified managed care executive by the American Association of Health Plans where she participates as a mentor and adjunct lecturer. She is passionate about community service and her community and serves on several national and local nonprofit boards.