Dr. Dominic Mack

Dr. Dominic Mack
Director of National Center for Primary Care
Professor at Morehouse School of Medicine

Dominic Mack is a Professor of Family Medicine at Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) and serves as Director of the National Center for Primary Care (NCPC). Dominic provides oversight of NCPC’s portfolio of big data health equity, health services and HIT research. He leads the promotion of health equity through research, training and application of innovative technology solutions that advance primary care systems to improve population health. He is founding director of the Georgia Health Information Technology Center  (GA-HITEC) and Georgia Health Connect (GaHC) health information exchange and also directs Health Policy within the NIH Trandisciplinary Collaborative Center at MSM. Dominic spent over 20 years practicing medicine and providing medical leadership in metropolitan Atlanta with many years of service in the Federally Qualified Health Center system. He works to develop national partnerships in rural and urban communities and takes a team-based approach to implementing and sustaining community-based interventions for better outcomes. Current programs focus on progressing collaborative partnerships across communities to impact Diabetes and Substance Abuse outcomes. He is founder and past president of Mack Medical Consultants, a for-profit company dedicated to the improvement of business practices in medical organizations.