Jennifer Atlas

Jennifer Atlas has a diverse work experience that spans various roles in the healthcare industry. Jennifer began their career as a Health Center Planner with AmeriCorps VISTA, where they played a key role in developing a federally qualified health center and securing a childhood obesity prevention grant. Jennifer then worked at Congreso de Latinos Unidos as the Manager of Primary Care Projects, where they were responsible for planning and developing a health center, managing prevention programs, and securing grants. Jennifer also served as the Manager of Quality Assurance and Partnerships at Congreso de Latinos Unidos, where they focused on partnership building and quality assurance across various health programs.

Jennifer's career also includes roles at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, where they worked as a Health Policy and Management Graduate Intern, collaborating on marketing projects and designing surveys. Jennifer also worked at Franciscan Hospital for Children, where they conducted research and presented findings on how pediatric care is affected by health reform.

Jennifer's most recent experience is with Franciscan Children's, where they have held several positions. Jennifer currently serves as the Vice President of Strategy and Government Relations, overseeing strategy development, policy efforts, and advocacy. Jennifer previously held the role of Assistant Vice President, working closely with the CEO to implement strategies and secure relief funding during the COVID-19 crisis. Jennifer also served as the Director of Strategy and Special Projects, leading program development efforts and supporting the hospital's senior management team. Prior to that, they worked as a Strategic Project Manager, responsible for strategic planning and program implementation.

Overall, Jennifer Atlas has developed a strong background in healthcare strategy, government relations, and program development throughout their career.

Jennifer Atlas earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Public Health and Latin American/Iberian Studies from Haverford College, where they attended from 2005 to 2009. Jennifer then pursued a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Health Policy and Management at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, which they completed from 2012 to 2014.