Caitlin Greenbaum is a health policy professional with more than 10 years of experience across the public and private sectors, largely in the areas of innovative care models, provider reimbursement, and public health preparedness. Caitlin’s work has focused on researching and analyzing health care intelligence, and educating and advising senior leaders around policy, strategy, and growth.

 

Caitlin has several years of experience as a health care strategy consultant, helping provider systems and other health care organizations identify and pursue new growth opportunities. Previously, Caitlin was Director of Health Policy and Strategy with The Health Management Academy where she worked with executives of leading health systems to quickly understand and successfully operate within legislative and regulatory changes. Caitlin started her career in the federal government, working with the Intelligence Community and HHS on public health security issues. 

 

Caitlin received her MPH, with a concentration in Health Policy, from Harvard School of Public Health, and BS in Business Administration from Washington University in St. Louis.