Washington Health Benefit Exchange
Jamie Gehring is a Data Visualization Analyst at the Washington Health Benefit Exchange since June 2022. Previously, Jamie served as a Data Scientist at the Allen Institute for Cell Science from March 2018 to April 2022, where responsibilities included extracting and analyzing image data, creating visualizations, and managing multi-team projects. Additional experience includes a role as a Cultural Resource Monitor for the Nisqually Indian Tribe, ensuring construction projects did not threaten cultural resources, and working as a Biological Science Technician with the National Park Service, focusing on bear management. Jamie also has a background in GIS as a Technician for the Kansas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit. Academically, Jamie holds a Master of Science in Zoology/Animal Biology from Washington State University and a Bachelor of Science in Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology from Kansas State University.
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The Washington Health Benefit Exchange was created in state statute in 2011 as a public-private partnership. The Exchange is responsible for the operation of Washington Healthplanfinder, an easily accessible, online marketplace for individuals and families to find, compare and enroll in Qualified Health Plans, Qualified Dental Plans and Washington Apple Health (Medicaid). Equity is fundamental to the mission of the Washington Health Benefit Exchange. The process of advancing toward equity and becoming anti-racist is disruptive and demands vigilance to dismantle deeply entrenched systems of privilege and oppression. While systemic racism is a root cause of many societal inequities, we must also use an intersectional approach to address all forms of bias and oppression, which interact with and often exacerbate racial inequities. To be successful, we must recognize the socioeconomic drivers of health and focus on people and places where needs are greatest. As we listen to community, we must hold ourselves accountable to responding to recommendations to remedy inequitable policies, systems, or practices within the Exchange’s area of influence. Our goal is that all Washingtonians have full and equal access to opportunities, power and resources to achieve their full potential.