Domonic is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Neighborhood Family Practice (NFP). NFP serves more than 22,000 patients across seven sites in Cleveland and Lakewood, OH, providing primary and preventive care, and integrated services, including behavioral health, pharmacy, midwifery, and dental.

Born and raised in Southern Mississippi, with a single mother who relied on multiple subsidy programs to support her family, Hopson made an early decision to advocate for equity in the delivery of health care to those who need it most. Before joining NFP in 2022, Hopson was Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the City of Cincinnati Primary Care (CCPC) and the Assistant Health Commissioner for the City of Cincinnati. Hopson oversaw the Cincinnati Health Department’s COVID-19 response from April 2020 – May 2021.

Hopson was recently named a “Notable Black Leader,” by Crain’s Cleveland Business, “40 under 40 Leader in Health,” by the National Minority Quality Forum in 2024 and received the Black Professionals Association Charitable Foundation’s 2024 40/40 Emerging Legends Award. He has also been recognized by Crain’s Cleveland Business as a 2022 “Forty Under Forty,” and “New Faces in New Places,” and by Modern Healthcare as a “Top 25 Emerging Leader.”

Domonic serves as a Board Member for ACHE of Greater of Ohio, Ohio Associations of Community Health Centers, The American Heart Association and Collaborative to End Human Trafficking.

Terry joined Neighborhood Family Practice (NFP) in [year], where he plays a vital role in facilities management and drives key operational initiatives across Pharmacy, Dental, IT, and Financial Services.

Terry began his career as a respiratory therapist and holds master’s degrees in health law from Loyola University and health care administration from Cleveland State University, as well as a bachelor’s degree in applied health from Baldwin Wallace University.

Before joining NFP, Terry served as Chief Operating Officer at a community health center focused on individuals experiencing homelessness and those in public housing. He also held administrative roles at University Hospitals Parma Medical Center and Southwest General Health Center, specializing in health information, compliance, and risk management.

Terry is a recent graduate of LeadDiversity and a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives.

Gina joined Neighborhood Family Practice (NFP) in January 2019 as Vice President of Business Development and President of the North Coast Health Foundation. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Capital University and brings 27 years of experience in administration, leadership, program and fund development, advocacy, and direct patient care.

In her role, Gina leads the development of new programs and services, fosters community partnerships, and drives business strategy and strategic priorities. Before joining NFP, she served as President and CEO of North Coast Health, a faith-based charitable clinic, where she led the strategic affiliation between NCH and NFP.

As President of the North Coast Health Foundation, Gina advances fund development and advocacy efforts to mobilize financial support for NFP’s seven community health centers.

Melanie Golembiewski, MD, joined Neighborhood Family Practice (NFP) in 2010. She earned her bachelor’s degree from The Ohio State University and her medical degree from Wright State University. Dr. Golembiewski completed her family medicine residency at University Hospitals and a preventive medicine fellowship with NFP.

Her clinical interests include maternal and neonatal care, global health, and geriatrics. Dr. Golembiewski also serves on the Cuyahoga County Women’s Health Commission.

Bridget joined Neighborhood Family Practice as the Vice President of Behavioral Health in 2025. In this role, she supports the incredible team of behavioral health providers with the goal of providing high quality integrated mental health programming. Bridget earned her Bachelor of Arts degree, double majoring in Political Science and Sociology, from John Carroll University and her Master of Social W ork with a specialization in T rauma and Interpersonal Violence from Simmons University. Bridget is fully trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), is certified in T rauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and is an Anti-Oppression Informed Practitioner (AOIP) through the National Association of Social W orkers — Ohio Chapter.

Bridget is a lifelong native of Cleveland and loves her community. In her career as a clinical social worker, Bridget has worked with individuals of all ages, groups, allied providers, and community organizations in a variety of social service institutions throughout the greater Cleveland community. She has areas of clinical expertise in treating trauma and conducting crisis intervention. Bridget is passionate about making excellent, trauma-informed care accessible to the community.

Candace joined Neighborhood Family Practice (NFP) in November 2021, bringing her experience as Area Director of Business Development for University Hospitals Rehabilitation Hospitals. At NFP, she focuses on enhancing patient care and outcomes through innovative strategies, driving organizational change, ensuring regulatory compliance, and improving care delivery.

She holds a bachelor’s degree from Winston-Salem State University, a Master of Healthcare Administration from Pfeiffer University, and a law degree from the University of Dayton School of Law.

Andrea joined Neighborhood Family Practice (NFP) in August 2021. She leads efforts to enhance the visibility of NFP’s services and locations, targeting current and prospective patients, community stakeholders, and supporters. She also serves as the liaison to the board of directors.

With nearly 30 years of experience in marketing and communications across for-profit and nonprofit sectors, Andrea previously served as Director of Strategic Communications at United Way of Greater Cleveland.

Andrea holds a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Rutgers University and an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business. She has been recognized with the PRSA Communications Award and by Crain’s Cleveland Business as a Notable Leader in Communications.

Andrea is a graduate of Leadership Cleveland’s Class of 2023, the Cleveland Leadership Institute (2022), and LeadDIVERSITY (2021). She also serves as a board member for the Deaconess Foundation and the Center for Community Solutions.

Jason joined Neighborhood Family Practice in August 2024 as the Vice President of Clinical Transformation. In this role, Jason leads the organization’s value-based care and population health initiatives.

Jason earned his BA and MBA from Cleveland State University. He is a Fellow with the American College of Healthcare Executives and is Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certified. He most recently worked as the Director of Clinical Operations at Providence Community Health Centers in Providence, RI. Prior to that, he served as the VP of Operations & Population Health at Fisher-Titus and as an Operations Director at MetroHealth.

As a native Clevelander, Jason is excited to return home to develop systems and processes that advance health outcomes for the patients and communities we serve.

George is a seasoned finance professional with over 17 years of experience in financial management and accounting. He joined NFP as Chief Financial Officer in September 2024. Previously, he served as CFO at Crossroads Health, where he oversaw financial activities for a 300-employee organization, driving data-driven decision-making and strategic initiatives. George’s prior roles include CFO and Controller positions at One Health Ohio and Northeast Ohio Neighborhood Health Services, where he successfully managed multimillion-dollar budgets and federal grants.

Holding an MBA in Accounting from Baldwin-Wallace College and a Bachelor’s in Education from Kent State University, George is dedicated to fostering financial integrity and compliance. He has led transformative projects, including the transition to advanced accounting software and the optimization of 401(k) plans, resulting in enhanced operational efficiency and cost reductions.

In his free time, George enjoys spending time with his family and volunteering as a coach in local community sports programs.