Michelle is a Clinical Manager at Camden Coalition for the Population Health Initiatives Department. In this role, she works with individuals with medical and social complexities to identify barriers to care and assist in developing patient-centered care plans to improve medical needs of each client. Michelle is a registered nurse with extensive experience in the acute care setting and rural community health work in Guatemala.

Gladys Antelo is a Program Manager with the Field Building & Resources department. In this role, Gladys manages relationships for Student Hotspotting, technical assistance contracts and other educational programs the Camden Coalition offers. Previously she worked as a Nurse Care Coordinator with the Population Health Initiatives Department, working with patients in the community. Gladys is a Licensed Practical Nurse by training and graduated from Lincoln Technical Institute in 2012.

Mavis is the Director of Communications and Content Development. In her new role, Mavis will be responsible for crafting and guiding the content development and communications strategy of the Camden Coalition, ensuring that the Camden Coalition’s work in the Camden community, at the state level, and our growing national presence is highlighted with consistent, engaging, and strategic messaging. She has a background in law and health policy, having most recently served as Assistant Director of Policy and Planning for the San Francisco Health Department. She is a recent transplant to the Philadelphia-New Jersey area and spends her free time exploring the museums, restaurants, and parks in her new hometown.

Adria is a Program Assistant for Strategy & Information team; her role is implementing strategy and policies within the Camden Coalition. Adria is currently studying Computer Science at Camden County College and hopes to transfer to Temple University. In her free time, she loves to volunteer in community-based programs that prevent homelessness.

Sheila Brown is the Chief Financial Officer & Senior Director for Administration. Prior to joining the Coalition, she worked as the Controller for Merit Service Solutions. She spent 10 years working as a public accountant with the firm Withum Smith+Brown specializing in auditing and consulting for not for profit organizations. Six of those years were spent working primarily on the Healthcare Team. She was Director of Finance for Ambulatory Services at Virtua, and Controller for Silver Labs LLC,

Whitney a Senior Program Manager in Legal & External Affairs. Her primary role is to oversee the consumer and community engagement portfolio. Prior to coming to the Camden Coalition Whitney spent six years as a Community Organizer with PICO National Network. Whitney holds a bachelor's degree in Spanish and International Studies, with a certificate in Conflict Resolution.

Laura Buckley, MSW, LSW, directs daily implementation of the Coalition's innovative pilots. Laura oversees the Housing First Demonstration Project, jail-based re-entry program, maternal health and addiction program, and medical-legal partnership. She also convenes the Care Management Meeting, a city-wide provider meeting to close patient-care gaps. Prior to the Coalition, Laura was a graduate teaching assistant at the University of Pennsylvania working in Philadelphia and Kolkata, India. She received her master's degree in social work from the University of Pennsylvania with a clinical concentration and her Bachelor of Arts from New York University.

Jamie Cartagena supports both the Grant and Accounting Teams in his role as Staff Accountant. He has a degree in Accounting from Temple University, as well as a background in non-profit accounting and grants from his time with Nueva Esperanza. In his free time, Jamie likes to work on his car and garden.

Gayle creates curriculum and learning experiences from a human-centered design perspective at the Camden Coalition. She has experience teaching and designing instruction for elementary school through late career professionals. Gayle first came to Camden as a Camden Public Schools teacher. Gayle studied Sociology as an undergraduate at Kenyon College and holds a Master of City Planning degree from MIT. Gayle also serves as a part-time lecturer in the Urban Studies Department at Rutgers University – Camden.

Jessica Cordero is the medical assistant and senior community health worker for the Coalition’s Care Management intervention. With several years of experience managing a busy community-based primary care practice in Camden, she currently uses the same skills coordinating care for the project’s high needs patients. Additionally, she provides various levels of clinical assistance on site during home visits, as well as a liaison for patients who are Spanish-speaking. In serving patients who are medically and socially complex, she has become a dependable and trusted resource for these city residents. Jessica grew up in Camden and earned a degree as a Medical Assistant in New Jersey.

As one of the original ten members of the Camden Coalition, Kelly worked closely with Executive Director, Jeffrey Brenner, M.D., in developing the Coalition’s innovative care management model. This model engages patients with multiple co-morbidities that lead to high utilization of the local healthcare system. Kelly implemented the first managed care contract that lead to the Coalition's current Medicaid Accountable Care work. Additionally, she grew the Camden citywide Care Management Meetings that bring together stakeholders from three competing hospitals around common community barriers and shared patients. The structure she built over five years still meets monthly and serves as an anchor of collaboration within the Camden community.

Prior to coming to the Coalition, Kelly worked at Prevention Point Philadelphia, a harm reduction organization. There she coordinated the Street-side Health Project, a mobile medical clinic run solely on volunteer labor in partnership with local medical, nursing and pharmacy schools. Her passion drove her to establish the first low-threshold buprenorphine clinic in the area, giving access to individuals experiencing homelessness and opiod addiction. These programs are still thriving in Philadelphia. Currently, Kelly is focused on supporting the design, development, and expansion of a variety of population health initiatives taking place at the Coalition. Some current initiatives include overseeing our citywide 7-day pledge campaign, which focuses on getting patients into primary care within 7 days of a hospital visit. She is also working with community partners to advance the first regional Housing First program, a low-threshold model that provides housing and supportive services to the most medically fragile patients within Camden.

Amadly Cruz is a program manager for the Care Management Initiatives team. She received her B.A. in Psychology at Eastern University and plans to go back for her M.S.W. Born, raised and currently living in Camden, Amadly feels a deep connection with the community and wants to influence positive health to the people through the help of the Camden Coalition.

Anthony DePietro is the Associate Director of Financial Planning and Analysis. In this role, he will provide the program and operations team with financial analytics. Prior to coming to the Camden Coalition Anthony has worked as a Director of Finance in telecommunications, Analytics Manager for Morgan Stanley, and Vice President of a mortgage company. Anthony earned his Bachelors in Finance from Monmouth University.

Natasha Dravid joined the Camden Coalition in 2013 and serves as Director of Clinical Redesign Initiatives. In this capacity, Natasha is responsible for the strategy and operations of the Camden Coalition Medicaid Accountable Care Organization and for managing contract relationships with Medicaid managed care organizations for the delivery of programming the serves individuals with complex health and social needs. Natasha holds an MBA from the Yale School of Management and a BA in English from Haverford College.

Catherine is the Social Work Coordinator. She helps the CMI team to provide coordinated care for those patients that need behavioral health support, especially those homeless patients in our Housing First program. Before joining the Coalition, Cathy worked with the Oaks ICMS program, and in the shelter system in Philadelphia. She has a BA in Psychology and an MSW, both from the University of Pennsylvania.

Abby Fallen is the Associate Director of Operations and Compliance. Abby oversees key organizational and compliance operations including office operations and management, facilities, IT and compliance, and risk activities. Before joining the Coalition, Abby worked as an EMR Training Specialist for STI Computer Services, aiding and assisting various physician practices in transitioning their medical records from paper to an electronic format. Additionally, Abby has extensive knowledge of office workflows, clinical medicine, inpatient and outpatient documentation, and systems analysis. Abby is a graduate of Temple University and holds her Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) certification.

Dayna Fondell leads the clinical strategy and provider engagement work for the Clinical Redesign Initiatives team. Prior to coming to Camden, she worked in the Austin, TX safety-net system as a Registered Nurse, Program Manager, and Strategic Planning Consultant before transitioning to international refugee health projects. Dayna has a Masters in Public Health Nursing from the University of Texas at Austin and a B.A. in Sociology from Rice University.

Brandon is a community health worker on the Innovation Operations team. He has worked in group homes for clients with developmental disabilities in a residential and day program setting. In his free time, he writes, arranges, produces, and record music.

Maritza Gomez is the Program Coordinator for Community Engagement. In her role, she coordinates the Coalition’s Faith in Prevention program which provides educational opportunities for faith-based organizations in Camden to incorporate nutrition and exercise into spiritual well being. Maritza also serves as support staff person in the Coalition’s community engagement efforts, specifically providing COACH model training throughout the city. She is passionate about serving as a liaison and advocate for the Spanish speaking community in Camden. Currently, Maritza attends Camden County College earning a degree in nursing.

Ebony Hailey is a nurse care coordinator on the CMI team. Ebony works closely in the community, bridging the gap between patients and their healthcare providers. She was born and raised in the City of Camden and has a love for giving back to the community and mentoring. Prior to joining our team, Ebony was a Critical Care Technician in the Intensive Care Unit at Cooper Hospital University Center for seven years. She is currently pursuing her B.S.N.

Lauran Hardin is the Senior Advisor, Partnerships and Technical Assistance at the Camden Coalition and the National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs. In this role, she continues her past experience providing consulting, co-design and coaching in complex care transformation. Her special interests include the impact of trauma/loss on high-frequency healthcare access and the economic potential of stabilizing complex patients through retraining/redesigning existing resources in the healthcare system.

Audrey Hendricks is a Program Manager for the Clinical Redesign Initiatives. In this role, she serves as the first point of contact for hospitalized patients who are eligible for Camden Coalition's Care Management Intervention, engaging and enrolling them into the intervention at the bedside. Audrey joined the Camden Coalition in 2012 as an AmeriCorps Health Coach. Following her year of service, she worked as a program assistant in the Cross-Site Learning program before beginning her current role in early 2015. She holds a B.A. in Anthropology from Haverford College.

Danielle is a Program Assistant for the Action Research and Evaluation team. In this role, she researches and evaluates projects within and across departments, as well as with external partners. Prior to joining the Coalition, Danielle earned a B.S. in Psychology from the Xavier University of Louisiana and a Master of Health Science degree with a concentration in Mental Health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She also worked as a Research Assistant for the Johns Hopkins Center for Adolescent Health.

Nate is the Program Manager within the Field Building & Resources and is responsible for sustaining the technical assistance infrastructures within both the Field Building & Resources Department and the National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs. He earned his MBA with a concentration in Leadership from Eastern Mennonite University in April of 2017 and comes from a background in faith-based non-profit work, where he most recently worked as the Director of Operations for Circle of Hope. He is married with two children and spends his free time teaching/practicing yoga and watching Philadelphia sports.

Mark Humowiecki leads the National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs, a new initiative of the Coalition that seeks to coalesce a new field of healthcare and build a national movement to improve outcomes for individuals with the most complex needs. Previously Mark led the Coalition's advocacy, communications, and governance efforts. Before joining the Coalition, Mark served as deputy executive director of the New York State Workers' Compensation Board and spent six years practicing employment and civil rights law. Mark earned his bachelors and law degrees from Yale University.

Stephanie Jean-Louis is the Special Assistant to the CEO. She supports the executive team with governance and provides support for the Coalition's Diversity & Inclusion efforts. She received her Bachelor's degree in Biobehavioral Health from Penn State University. She is passionate about social justice and health equity. Outside of work, Stephanie enjoys spending time with family and friends.

Matthew is the Associate Director of Grants and Development. In this role, he spearheads the formulation and execution of the Coalition's fundraising strategy. Prior to joining the Coalition, Matthew worked as a Program Manager and Grants Coordinator on the International Programs team at Solidarite Sida, one of the main French HIV/AIDS organizations, based in Paris. Matthew holds an M.A. in Development Studies from the University of KwaZulu-Natal (Durban, South Africa) and a B.A. in International Relations and German Studies from the University of Pennsylvania.

Andrew Katz is a senior program manager of Care Management Initiatives and focuses on operations and care delivery for one of the Coalition's outreach teams. Andrew joined the Coalition in 2011 as an AmeriCorps health coach and has since worked on CCHP projects like Diabetes Self Management Education, Integrated Diabetes Care Program, and practice transformation at two primary care clinics in the City of Camden. Prior to joining the Coalition, Andrew studied Psychology at McGill University.

Mingie is responsible for implementing the Accountable Health Communities (AHC) Model to systematically identify and address the health-related social needs of our patients. Prior to the Camden Coalition, she worked at Better Health for Northeast New York where she facilitated a multi-sector collaboration to implement a 5-year Medicaid redesign project called DSRIP. Mingie received her Masters of Public Health degree from Drexel University and her bachelor degrees in Biochemistry and Cognitive Science from University of Virginia.

Shelby Kehoe is the Program Assistant for Policy and Engagement team, in this role, she supports the development, administration, and implementation of policy and research initiatives to advance the Camden Coalition’s mission. Prior to joining the Coalition, Shelby worked at Mental Health Partnerships as a youth systems advocate. Shelby graduated from Bryn Mawr College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology and a Master of Social Service.

John Kosick is the Program Manager for the Strategy & Information team at the coalition. He provides user and network administration support for the Camden Coalition office as well as providing technical support to other non-profits in Camden and Philadelphia. John has a B.S. in Physics from Stockton College.

Teagan Kuruna serves as the Research Writer for the Action Research and Evaluation department, where she develops written content for journal articles, reports, and other publications. Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, she was a communications associate at the Center for Health Care Strategies and a communications intern for The Cancer Genome Atlas at the National Cancer Institute. Teagan holds a master of public health from Drexel University School of Public Health and a bachelor of arts from New College of Florida. In her spare time, Teagan organizes the Philadelphia Podcast Festival and hosts her own podcast.

Matthew Lavranchuk is a program assistant in the IT department, assisting with troubleshooting and day to day technology operations. He is currently a computer science student at Rowan University and has been working in IT support for 3 years prior to joining the Coalition. In his free time, Matthew enjoys practicing, playing, and listening to music.

Angelic has joined the Camden Coalition as an Accounting Manager where she is responsible for managing the accounting team to ensure transactions are recorded accurately and timely to meet the organization's deadlines. Angelic received her Bachelor of Business Administration from Peirce College and her Master of Business Administration from Strayer University. Angelic likes to spend her free time with her family and friends - she enjoys helping others.

Josie Martinez serves as the Payroll Coordinator for the Finance and Administration department. Josie has many years of experience working in non-profit healthcare and holds a degree in Health Service Administration. During her free time, Josie loves to go to Disney World.

Christine McBride is the program manager of Health Information Exchange. Christine's role is to plan and manage projects for new HIE interfaces and functionality, ensures compliance with the HIE Policies and Procedures through auditing and education, and assists in data security initiatives related to the approval, implementation and staff training of policies and procedures. Prior to joining the Coalition, she worked for a consulting firm as a marketing administrator and a project consultant. Christine graduated from The University of Scranton in 2013 with a bachelor's degree in Communication and minors in Spanish and Philosophy.

Hannah Mogul-Adlin is the Communications Manager within the Legal and External Affairs Department, managing communications for the Camden Coalition's National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs. Prior to joining the Coalition, Hannah worked at Planned Parenthood Southeastern PA as a clinical research coordinator. She holds a B.A. in Anthropology and a Master of Public Health from Yale University. In her free time, Hannah enjoys reading speculative fiction and organizing queer crafting events.

Lisa is currently a Patient Navigator at the Coalition. She is currently in school receiving her Bachelors in Social Work and plans to continue to achieve her Masters. Lisa has 6 years of Critical Care experience and is also an EMT. In her free time, she loves to exercise and spend time with her family.

Rosa is a graduate of Rowan University and holds a degree in Accounting. Rosa has two young handsome sons. She enjoys spending time with her family.

Giselle is a Program Assistant for the Population Health Department, Clinical Redesign Initiative team. She lived in Brazil for 5 years where she devoted her time teaching English and serving local poor communities; prior to the coalition she worked assisting international corporate travelers during medical situations while abroad, using daily language of Portuguese and Spanish. In 2014 she graduated with a BA in Global Communications and Media.

Renee is the Associate Clinical Director of Care Management Initiatives at the Camden Coalition.
She graduated from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey with a B.S.N. and previously received a B.A. in Psychology from St. Joseph’s University. Her prior experiences include teaching at Camden Catholic High School instructing Psychology, Health, and Cultural Geography courses as well as being the Admissions Director. She also spent some time in the Dominican Republic setting up makeshift clinics to provide healthcare to the underserved locals. Most recently she practiced nursing on an Oncology/Hematology unit at Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia. She joined the Coalition in 2012 as the RN Care Coordinator for the Pregnancy and Parenting Partners Program working with pregnant women throughout the city of Camden. Renee is now the RN Clinical Manager on Care Management Initiatives. CMI is a nationally recognized clinical intervention and research project seeking to improve health outcomes for complex, vulnerable patients through intensive community-based care management and care coordination activities.

Victor Murray serves as Director of Field Building and Resources. Victor focuses on working across the Camden Coalition to design, iterate and operationalize new data-driven interventions that will impact specific segments of the population. Prior to this role, he formed a hospital-based violence intervention program and served as program manager for Camden Coalition’s community-based outreach team. Victor enjoys playing a role in providing better care to Camden City residents and living life.

Bill Nice is the Program Manager for Care Management Initiatives. His primary role involves development and implementation of programs for participants with complex medical and social needs, including those frequently engaging hospital emergency rooms and local county jails as well as pregnant women and new mothers experiencing issues with addiction. Bill is a Communications
graduate of Rowan University and has a Master of Social Work degree from Rutgers University.

Kathleen Noonan is the Chief Executive Officer of the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers, a nonprofit healthcare innovator that recently launched the National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs. In 2008, Kathleen co-founded PolicyLab at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to connect clinical research with real-world health policy priorities. She earned a B.S. in Psychology from Barnard College and a J.D. from Northeastern University. She loves her time with family and friends.

Yasmin is the Administrative Coordinator for Information Systems and Technology. Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, she was a teacher assistant at Adath Emanu-El and an Administrative Assistant at the JOY Making a Difference organization. Yasmin is currently working towards getting her bachelor's degree in Psychology. Yasmin enjoys spending time with her family and teaching Zumba, Pilates, and aqua aerobics classes.

Joanne Palek is the Associate Director of Accounting & Grants Administration at the Coalition. She joined the Coalition in November of 2013 as a staff accountant. Prior to joining the CCHP, Joanne worked as an Accountant for Fante’s Plumbing, Heating, and AC in Willingboro and spent 10 years with Prudential Mutual Fund Services in Edison, NJ. She received her Bachelor of Science in Accounting and an M.B.A. from Rider University in Lawrenceville, NJ.

Alisha Patman serves as the Database Specialist for the Strategy and Information team. In this role, she assists with managing the Camden Coalition’s internal database. Prior to working at the Coalition, she worked as a junior Salesforce System Administrator for Phipps Neighborhoods, a nonprofit in New York City. Alisha received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a minor in Arabic from The College of New Jersey. When not in the office, Alisha is off on an adventure - sight-seeing, going to festivals and taking in as much culture as possible.

Hilary serves as the Program Manager for Advocacy and Engagement where she oversees the infrastructure and engagement strategies for the Good Care Collaborative, a project which convenes diverse stakeholders across New Jersey who is committed to improving the quality, outcomes, and efficiencies of the state’s Medicaid system. In this role, Hilary also contributes to the development of the Camden Coalition's state level, advocacy strategy. Hilary graduated from Smith College with a B.A. in Psychology, concentrating on the psychosocial determinants of health, wellness, and disease.

Hanna is a Program Assistant for Learning Program & Technical Assistant on the Field Building & Resources team at the Coalition. She holds a BA in Psychology and Italian from Bucknell University and has experience working in non-profit human resources and counseling. She is passionate about education and whole person care, and in her free time enjoys being outdoors, cooking, and listening to live music.

As Program Manager for Clinical Redesign Initiatives, Kaila facilitates strategic planning and evaluation for the Camden Coalition. She holds a bachelor's degree in Geography and Arabic from Dartmouth College and previously worked at Epic implementing electronic medical record (EMR) systems. Kaila loves to dance and is passionate about the relationship between racial justice and health equity.

Mary is the social work manager for Clinical Redesign Initiatives. She works with patients, families hospital staff, and community agencies to provide intensive discharge care planning and coordination. Mary received her B.A. from Beloit College and her M.S.W. from the University of Pennsylvania.

Taifa Reed is the Human Resources manager for the Camden Coalition. Taifa currently holds an associate professional human resources certification (SHRM-CP) as well as an HR management certificate from Rutgers Business School of Executive Education. Taifa loves being innovative and her focus is always, "Work smarter, not harder".

Tawanna is an LPN care coordinator for Camden Coalition for Healthcare Providers experienced in several fields of nursing including psychiatric, geriatric, and addiction. She has seven years experience working as a nurse in and around the city of Camden along with being a life long resident of Camden city. Her passion is providing for those who are most at risk and underserved.

Janelle is the Program Assistant for Innovation Operations. In this role, she coordinates various aspects of new project activities, including communications, implementation, coordination across partners and partnering organizations, evaluation efforts, data entry and database management and other support efforts as needed. Janelle will help design new interventions, like Camden RESET and Camden Delivers, that seek to improve health outcomes for complex, vulnerable patients through intensive care management and care coordination activities. Prior to joining the Coalition, Janelle researched the
neural correlates of skilled movement and neuromotor recovery after chronic stroke at the University of South Carolina where she completed a Master’s of Science degree in Exercise Science. Janelle also holds a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Kinesiology from the Pennsylvania State University.

Jackie Rodriguez is Associate General Counsel for the Camden Coalition. Prior to joining the Coalition, Jackie was the recipient of an Independence Foundation Fellowship, which allowed her to work at Nationalities Service Center representing immigrant youth. She previously served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Robert G. Millenky, Presiding Judge, Superior Court, Civil Division, Camden County. She has a J.D. cum laude from Temple University's Beasley School of Law and is a graduate of Haverford College.

Felicia serves as a Junior Graphic and Web Designer for the Communications team at the Camden Coalition. She has an associate degree in Computer Graphics and has her B.A. in Art & Design at Rowan University. Prior to working at the Camden Coalition, she was a Web Design Intern at Hopeworks Camden. In her free time, she enjoys reading books, spending time with her family, and drawing.

Rebecca serves as the Program Manager for National Initiatives, where she oversees the planning and implementation of National Center program activities. Prior to the Camden Coalition, Rebecca worked at the Center for Health Care Strategies where she managed several national projects related to care for complex and vulnerable populations. She also has prior experience in policy analysis, technical assistance, and working directly with clients seeking mental health and social services. Rebecca holds a master in public health from Drexel University in health management & policy and a bachelor of science in psychology from the University of Washington.

Kat is the Program Manager within the Population Health Initiatives Department. Her primary role is to support executive projects and process improvement initiatives. She holds a public health science degree and is certified in healthcare administration and theology. Prior to coming to the Camden Coalition Kat was a senior project manager at an EPA CLP laboratory. She enjoys homesteading and art exploration with her family.

Stephen Singer serves as the Senior Program Manager for Analytics & Informatics where he works on data strategy, analysis, and visualization of the Coalition’s patient data and related content area datasets. Stephen is interested in data-informed community organizing and institutional design. Prior to joining the Coalition, Stephen worked as a Data Specialist with Benefits Data Trust, the Executive Director at CamConnect (Camden’s non-profit data warehouse and civic research organization), and the Senior Research Manager at the Philadelphia Center City District. Stephen holds a Master of City Planning from the University of Pennsylvania and B.A. in Population Studies and Social Problem Solving from Rutgers University.

Jeneen Skinner is a Clinical Manager for Camden Coalition's Population Health Initiatives. In her current role, she manages a care team and oversees a patient panel. Jeneen also assists patients with addressing barriers to care, creates care-plans, and reviews data to ensure that the metrics of the initiative are captured. Jeneen's experience includes working with vulnerable populations who have experienced homelessness, health/infection control, and sub-acute rehabilitation. Presently, she attends Wilmington University with plans to graduate in the Spring of 2018 with a Bachelor's of Science in Behavioral Science and a certification in Trauma Informed Approaches.

Alex is the Senior Program Manager for Policy Research and Writing and Advocacy. She previously worked as a Policy Manager in the New Jersey office of the Drug Policy Alliance. Alex has a B.S. in Family Science and a J.D. from the University of Maryland.

Morgan is the Executive Coordinator for the Camden Coalition. Currently, Morgan is working towards her business administration degree and is a dean's list student. During her free time, Morgan enjoys traveling with her husband and children.

Tunisia Sye serves as the Finance Department's staff accountant where she contributes her professional knowledge, skills, and forward thinking ideas towards the mission of the Camden Coalition. Tunisia has prior professional experience in both non-profit and profit industries. She has received a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and an M.B.A. from Strayer University.

Jon is Senior Program Manager for Policy and Advocacy, helping lead the Good Care Collaborative and implement the Coalition's public policy goals. He previously served as Legislative Director for PA State Senator Daylin Leach. He has a B.A. in Government from The College of William & Mary and a J.D. From Temple University.

Brian is a community health worker on the Care Management Initiatives team. He has extensive knowledge of community resources throughout Camden City and is passionate about working in the community with folks who are under served. In his free time, Brian loves spending time with his family/kids and loves sports!

Aaron Truchil serves as the Director of Strategy & Analytics at the Camden Coalition, where he oversees the organization’s data and research activities, including the Coalition's integrated data system that merges individual-level data from across sectors (health, criminal justice, and other social services), the Coalition's shared savings performance evaluations, and a variety of applied health services research initiatives aimed at developing an evidence base around community-based care and cost management initiatives. Prior to joining the Coalition, Aaron worked as a program manager at CamConnect, a non-profit data warehouse in Camden that analyzes and reports on data on the City of Camden’s revitalization. Aaron earned a Master of Science in Social Policy from the University of Pennsylvania and a B.A. from Wesleyan University. When not in the office, Aaron enjoys spending time in the mountains climbing and hiking.

Jessica Valles is a community health worker at the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers. In this role Jessica provides outreach and care coordination services to Camden patients with a history of hospital utilization for chronic disease related conditions. Jessica has been providing advocacy for patients and helping develop care management strategies since 2013. Prior to this role Jessica studied at the Star Technical Institute and specialized as a medical assistant.

Maria is the Senior Program Manager of National Partnerships. She supports and maintains strategic partnerships and upholds field presence and networking on behalf of the National Center. She was formerly a National Consultant for the Annie E Casey Foundation Child Welfare Strategy Group working with multiple jurisdictions supporting, coaching and advocating for system reform. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Services with Administration and Public Policy from the University of Delaware, and her Masters in Public Administration from the University of Pennsylvania along with a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Administration. In her spare time, she enjoys being a triathlete!

Kim is the Human Resource Coordinator for the Camden Coalition. Kim provides human resource support functions, assists with recruitment and on-boarding of new hires and interns, and provides benefits support to the Coalition. When she is not working, Kim enjoys spending time with her family, enjoying live music, and a good book.

Shelly works for the National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs developing online curriculum for complex.care. She is also a member of the Field Building & Resources team providing both online and on-site training as well as working with the teams to develop training. She has her master’s degree in Social Work and has spent her entire career working with the complex, high-cost, high-needs patient population. In her free time, she loves playing soccer, running, snowboarding, and camping.

Lauren is the Program Manager for Grant Writing and Reporting. Prior to joining the Coalition, Lauren was the Development Manager at the National Adoption Center in Philadelphia. She has an MPA from Widener University and a BA in Anthropology from Millersville University. Lauren loves animals, reading, spending time with her family.

Emily is the Program Assistant within the Field Building & Resources and Coalition’s student hotspotting program. She supports Technical Assistance inquiries and contracts. During her free time, Emily enjoys traveling and reading.

Dawn Wiest is the Director of Action Research and Evaluation for the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers and the National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs. Dawn has a Ph.D. from Stony Brook University and a B.A. in Sociology from Temple University. Prior to joining the Camden Coalition Dawn was a Senior Research Analyst at the American College of Physicians and an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Memphis where her research focused on globalization and social movements.

Monika works as a Program Manager for National Initiatives for Camden Coalition. Prior to joining the Coalition Monikia was a Program Evaluator at the Mental Health Center of Denver focused on cross-sector collaboration at the intersection of community behavioral health, housing insecurity, and the criminal justice system. Monika earned a Master of Social Work from the University of Denver and a Bachelor of Social Work at Colorado State University. In her spare time, Monika enjoys practicing yoga, trying new restaurants, and outdoor activity with her four-legged companions.

Carter Wilson serves as the Associate Director for Clinical Redesign Initiatives. In this role, he works with program leads to plan and launch projects and monitors the progress of organization-wide initiatives, including the Medicaid ACO Demonstration Project. Carter previously worked with the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health and Human Rights as a Legislative Fellow. He has a Bachelor in Economics and a Master in Commerce and Economics.

Katie is the Chief of Staff at the Camden Coalition. In this role, she serves as a strategist, consultant, and implementer as well as oversee streamlined activities within the organization based on the priorities of the CEO. Previously, Katie worked as a project manager in the Philadelphia office of Schultz & Williams, a consulting firm specializing in the nonprofit sector. When she isn't working, Katie spends time with her family and friends, swims at her local Y, and continues her search for Philadelphia's finest baked goods.

Qiang Yang serves as the Senior Program Manager for Action Research & Evaluation in Strategy & Information department, where he will be mining data for key insights in support of the Camden Coalition’s mission and goals. He holds an M.S. in Statistics and a Ph.D. in Mathematics from Tulane University. In his spare time, Qiang loves reading books, listening to music and watching sports.

Tyler conducts research and analysis using integrated geospatial data from administrative and institutional sources. He attended Stockton twice, completing undergraduate degrees in computer science and psychology. Tyler then moved to Minneapolis to pursue graduate education at the University of Minnesota, where he earned a Ph.D. in psychology in 2016. While in grad school, his research focused on meta-analysis, publication bias, and questionable research practices.

Amy Yuen is a Communications staff writer who creates stories and content about our patients, projects, and initiatives. Previously, she managed communications for Stanford Graduate School of Education, and worked in the social justice grantmaking and nonprofit arts fields to further grassroots advocacy and community engagement. Amy is a writer and artist with a BA in Sociology from University of California, Davis, and an MFA in Writing from the California College of the Arts.