Graham Johnson

At Denova Collaborative Health, Graham drives the strategic vision, goals, and strives to expand access to care for all of Denova’s patients. He is responsible for the operating results and ensures the company’s overall success. He directly supervises the Chief Clinical Officer, Chief Administrative Officer, Chief People Officer, Chief Information Officer, Vice President of Revenue Cycle, and Vice President of Accounting & Finance. Prior to being named the CEO at Denova, Graham was the Chief Financial Officer managing the finance department, vendor relationships, budgeting, forecasting, and overseeing information technology. At Denova, we believe in a world where access to mental healthcare is a right for everyone, which guides our purpose of Improving Lives and Transforming Healthcare. We provide timely access to Behavioral Health treatment through an Integrated and Collaborative Model serving the most vulnerable. We provide measurable outcomes with a broad spectrum of outpatient services. Graham joined Denova after working with Deloitte & Touche for 15 years in the Phoenix market, where he led audit engagements working with Technology, Real Estate, Consumer Business and Healthcare clients. During this time his clients included companies ranging in size from venture capital-backed start-ups to public multinational companies. He assisted these companies with initial public offerings, acquisitions, secondary offerings, internal control assessments and various accounting matters ranging from accounting for various equity matters to revenue recognition. This background brings a wealth of knowledge, best practices, and insights that will help Denova as it continues to grow and expand its operations. Graham earned both a BS and Masters degree in accounting from Brigham Young University’s Marriott School of Management. After graduating he passed all four parts of the Uniform CPA Examination in his first sitting. He enjoys traveling and spending quality time with his four children and beautiful wife. He is actively involved in mentoring youth through his volunteer efforts at church where he is responsible for the young men’s organization that teaches, develops and mentors approximately 50 young men between 12 and 18 years of age. Previously he served as a Charter Organization Representative, Scout Committee Chairman, Venturing Coach and Cub Master with the Boy Scouts of America.