Jamie Juster

Jamie Juster's work experience includes a range of roles in various organizations. Their most recent position is as the Manager Clinical Solutions, Delivery at Paradigm, a specialty care management organization. In this role, they focus on improving the lives of people with complex and catastrophic injuries and diagnoses. They utilize their deep clinical expertise to provide risk-based clinical solutions, case management services, and other programs.

Prior to their current role, Jamie worked as a Clinical Solutions Associate II at Paradigm, where they built and maintained relationships, enforced company policies, and identified and resolved operational issues. They also served as a Clinical Services Associate, supporting the development of contract budgets and managing administrative tasks for assigned cases.

Before joining Paradigm, Jamie worked as a Supervisor at Cost Plus World Market, where they held a leadership role and assisted with the daily operations of the store. They delegated work, provided ongoing training to staff, and maintained operational standards.

Prior to that, Jamie worked as an Office Manager at City Electric, where they were responsible for converting bookkeeping practices and maintaining accounting records. They also worked as an Accounting Clerk at Kelly Services, handling off-site bookkeeping and designing more efficient procedures for handling store deposit differences.

Jamie's earlier experiences include working as an Abstracter Coordinator at ABC-CLIO, where they managed assignments and served as a liaison between editors and abstracters. They also worked as a Management Team Member at Longs Drugs, where they performed opening/closing functions, balanced sales, and trained employees.

Overall, Jamie Juster's work experience demonstrates a diverse skill set in clinical solutions, management, office administration, bookkeeping, and leadership.

Jamie Juster attended UC Santa Barbara from 2001 to 2004, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Communications.