Mha Catherine Larsen

Catherine Larsen, MHA, has a diverse work experience spanning various healthcare organizations and roles. Catherine is currently the Market President for Main Street Health in Montana, where they lead business development and partnerships to enhance primary care practice support in rural areas. Previously, they worked at Humana as the CMS Innovation & Strategy, Value Based Programs Lead, where they focused on provider engagement and management under the CMMI Direct Contracting model. Prior to that, Catherine served as the Director of Population Health at Logan Health, overseeing quality programs and initiatives for a large healthcare system. Catherine also held roles as an Ambulatory Quality Program Manager and Comprehensive Primary Care Plus Project Coordinator during their time at Logan Health. Catherine has experience in community wellness as well, having worked as a Community Wellness Project Coordinator for the Toiyabe Indian Health Project and as a Community Coordinator for the Bishop Paiute Tribe. Catherine began their career as a Medical Assistant at the Libby Clinic and later worked as an Assistant Project Manager at Agnew Beck Consulting, focusing on rural healthcare and Native Alaskan community wellness. Catherine also has experience in procurement from their time at Alaska Mountaineering & Hiking. Overall, Catherine Larsen's work experience reflects their expertise in healthcare management, population health, provider engagement, and community wellness initiatives.

Catherine Larsen, MHA pursued their education in a chronological manner, starting with their high school education at Robert Service High School from 1998 to 2001. After completing high school, they enrolled in the University of Idaho, where they obtained their Bachelor of Science degree in Conservation Social Sciences, graduating in 2005. Later, from 2016 to 2018, Catherine attended Colorado State University Global, where they earned a Masters in Health Administration, focusing on Health/Health Care Administration/Management.