Erica P.

Erica P. has a diverse range of work experience, primarily in the healthcare industry. Erica started their career at Willis Towers Watson as a Health and Welfare Associate, where they analyzed insurance benefit coverage for large employer accounts. Erica then worked as a Health Benefit Analyst at Mercer for a year.

Erica then transitioned to the legal field, joining Dentons as an Associate, where they likely gained legal experience. Erica later worked at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, first as a Health Insurance Specialist in the Office of Oversight, and then as a Special Assistant to the Deputy Administrator and Director, CCIIO. In this role, they provided advice on policies related to the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.

After their government roles, Erica joined Kaiser Permanente as Counsel, Government Relations, where they provided counsel to executive leaders and supported the organization's advocacy efforts. Erica then moved on to Clover Health, where they held two roles. As an Associate General Counsel and Director of Government Relations, they provided legal support and advocated for the organization's interests. Later, as VP, Legal and Government Affairs, Corporate Secretary, they oversaw legal and government affairs for the company.

Before their current role at Maven Clinic as General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Erica worked at SWORD Health, where they built and led the legal, compliance, and risk teams. Erica played a key role in the company's growth, closing financing rounds and contributing to its mission of improving global health.

Overall, Erica P. has extensive experience in legal and government relations roles within the healthcare industry, contributing to the advancement of health-related policies and organizations.

Erica P. obtained their Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Health Studies from The Johns Hopkins University, where they attended from 1999 to 2003. Erica later went on to pursue a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree at the University of California, College of the Law, San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings) from 2005 to 2008.