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Margaret G. Lewis is president of HCA’s Capital Division, responsible for the growth, strategic direction, and operations of 10 hospitals and six ambulatory surgery and outpatient facilities in Virginia, New Hampshire, Indiana, and Kentucky. She began her clinical career at Chippenham Medical Center as a student nurse and was later promoted to senior-level positions that included chief nursing officer of HCA’s Richmond/Tri-Cities market (1997); chief operating officer of CJW Medical Center, which includes the Chippenham and Johnston-Willis campuses (1998); and chief executive officer of CJW in 2001.

Margaret is a member of the Governor's Healthcare Workforce Taskforce. She serves on the boards of the Medical Society of Virginia, the Federation of American Hospitals, and the Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association. Margaret is a founding board member of LEAD Virginia, an educational forum whose participants grapple with challenges and opportunities facing the Commonwealth. She has previously taught in the Department of Health Administration at Virginia Commonwealth University and served on the John Tyler Community College Foundation.

She received an associate’s degree from John Tyler Community College, a bachelor’s degree in nursing from the Medical College of Virginia, and a master’s degree in business administration from Averett College. She is married to Richard G. Lewis, MD, and has one daughter and two stepsons.