As part of our ongoing commitment to strengthen leadership and enhance support across our clinical network, Duke Eye Center is pleased to announce a restructuring of the Health Center Administrator (HCA) roles for several key locations. This adjustment follows the vacancy of the previous HCA position overseeing Arringdon, Holly Springs, Raleigh, Cary, and Brier Creek.
Effective immediately:
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Kristi Lundy, COT has been promoted to HCA for Arringdon and Brier Creek.
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Lee Ann McKinney, COT, OSC will expand her current role as HCA of Winston Salem to include Raleigh, Cary, and Holly Springs in addition to Winston Salem.
This new structure is designed to improve operational efficiency and provide more focused leadership tailored to each clinic’s unique needs. It reflects our dedication to delivering exceptional patient care and supporting our clinical teams with strong, experienced leadership.
Spotlight on Kristi Lundy, COT
Kristi joined Duke Eye Center in 2018 after completing the Duke Ophthalmic Technician program. She has served as clinic manager at Arringdon, supporting a wide range of specialties including ocular oncology, cornea, glaucoma, retina, comprehensive ophthalmology, and refractive surgery. Her leadership has been pivotal in streamlining operations and enhancing patient care.
Kristi’s commitment to quality and continuous improvement is evident in her work with the DHIP Safety Surveyor team and her advocacy for technician development through physician shadowing initiatives. Her previous roles at Duke Eye Center Main and South Durham have equipped her with deep cross-specialty experience and a strong foundation in Joint Commission standards.
Spotlight on Lee Ann McKinney, COT, OSC
Lee Ann has been a cornerstone of Duke Eye Center of Winston Salem since 2011. Her leadership journey includes roles as technician lead, clinic manager, and HCA since 2021. She has made significant contributions to Joint Commission readiness, workflow optimization, and technician development across multiple sites.
Lee Ann’s influence extends beyond Winston Salem—she played a key role in the Duke Health at Lake Norman transition and previously directed the Duke OpTech Program, driving a 150% increase in applicants. Her insights have been featured in Retina Today and presented at the 2024 American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting.
Congratulations to Kristi and Lee Ann on their new roles and continued dedication to excellence!