Employees at Schumacher Clinical Partners rank Richard D'Amaro in the Bottom 30% of CEOs in Baton Rouge, LA. Comparatively, employees at Sound Physicians rank Jeff Alter in the Bottom 5% of CEOs in Seattle. Employees rate their CEO differently based on the frequency of interaction, ability to affect company culture, and drive measurable results.

Richard D'Amaro

CEO of Schumacher Clinical Partners

BIO: Rich D’Amaro, a seasoned veteran of the healthcare industry, is responsible for the day-to-day operations and strategic initiatives of Schumacher Clinical Partners. Previously, he presided as Founder and Partner Emeritus of Subsidium Healthcare, LLC, an Atlanta-based healthcare consulting firm that he began in 2001. D’Amaro served in various capacities for 22 years with industry powerhouse KPMG LLP, including roles as a member of the firm’s Management Committee, National Managing Partner for the healthcare practice and Chairman of the International Practice. After leaving KPMG, D’Amaro served as Chairman of two successful healthcare technology companies. In 2005, he merged Subsidium into Tatum, LLC, and became Chairman and CEO. He led Tatum for five years and exited after a successful sale to SFN group in 2010. His commitment to healthcare has included board leadership roles in the Alzheimer’s Association, Health Care Georgia Foundation, Vanderbilt University Technology Corporation, and St. Joseph’s Mercy Care. He currently serves on the Advisory Board of the Fulcrum Equity Partners, a private equity firm based in Atlanta, and Enduracare Acute Services, LLC.

Jeff Alter

CEO of Sound Physicians

BIO: Jeff has spent nearly 30 years in healthcare on both the provider and payer sides. Most recently, he was CEO of Summit Health, the largest independent multispecialty and urgent care practice in the U.S. Prior to that, Jeff served as Executive Vice President for Anthem Health Solutions and President of IngenioRx, Anthem’s pharmacy division. He also was with UnitedHealthcare for 15 years, the last eight of which was spent as CEO for its employer, individual, and TRICARE business, United’s largest business segment. Jeff has served on the board of CityMD since 2017 and is a current board member for Summit Health, Anomaly, St. John’s University, Progenity, and the Long Island Association. His community-minded approach to healthcare is rooted in the belief that patient care should be equitable, local, compassionate, and accessible.