Leadership

Before acquiring the business that would become OCI, he worked as a construction engineer. He quickly grew that role to be the lead architect for the modernization of the entire business process and installation of software systems. After that experience, he soon found himself structuring acquisitions and turn arounds as a business process consultant at a L.B.O./turnaround firm.

After forming Oncology Convergence, Inc. in 2006, he began applying those skills to his own business. He and his team quickly modernized the internal processes at OCI and began their long- standing emphasis on applying technology to business problems. This has fostered a full understanding of how to properly integrate and optimize the technology used in oncology practices.

Always moving forward, Jim and the team at OCI worked with UNM to modernize their oncology revenue cycle. OCI found that its intricate understanding of free-standing operations translates into true expertise when those practices are being folded into a hospital system.
Outside of work, Jim enjoys playing hockey, skiing and spending time with his wife and two children.

Kelly joined in 2011 and has served in a variety of roles, including Clinical Director, Chief Operating Officer and now President. She leads a team of executives in identifying and onboarding new clients, implementing new technologies and tackling tough clinical billing challenges in order to help providers and patients focus on their care and treatment.

With more than 30 years of healthcare experience, including direct patient care in medical oncology and bone marrow transplant, Kelly ensures that Sunshine Billing continues to keep the patient central to the companies’ operations.

Prior to joining, Kelly was a Clinical Director for Arizona Oncology, a division of US Oncology (USON), where she established an Outpatient Stem Cell Transplant program and oversaw clinical operations for 10 outpatient medical oncology infusion centers and a central PET/CT scanning center across southern Arizona. In that role she helped develop and implement the first oncology specific electronic medical record with USON.

Kelly also led the creation of a regional Home Health Program for Banner Health in Tucson, Arizona. Banner is the state’s largest employer.

Kelly has a B.S. and M.S. in nursing at the University of Arizona, where she also taught nursing for several years. She currently lives in Tucson with her husband and enjoys traveling, live music, riding horses, swimming and spending time with her four adult children.