2009


Health Care Program Mentors


Mentors are leaders and senior managers in the health care field who have agreed to provide career and professional development advice and guidance to Health Care Management Students.


DAVID W. ADAMS Director, Medical Expense Management Wellcare Health Plans, Inc. Tampa, FL


SANDIP AGARWALA Associate


Celtic Pharma Management LP New York, NY


HEATHER N. ASPRAS


Marketing Management, Associate Merck West Point, PA


MICHAEL AXT Manager


Bain & Company Atlanta, GA


DAVID BAIDA Division Director, Practice Leader Bayada Nurses Moorestown, NJ


MS. FRANKIE S. BAUGHN President


Baughn & Associates, LLC Cherry Hill, NJ


ED BAXTER


Managing Director Leerink Swann San Francisco, CA


KEELY BECK Manager, Oncology


Business & Commercial Analysis GlaxoSmithKline Collegeville, PA


ALI BEHBAHANI Senior Associate


New Enterprise Associates Washington, DC


ERIC BELL Director, Investment Strategy – Life Sciences Intellectual Ventures Bellevue, WA


MIKE BINGHAM President


Persistent Health, LLC Edina, MN


DARREN BLACK Partner


SV Life Sciences Boston, MA


DAVID R. BLAUSTEIN, MD Portfolio Manager Suttonbrook New York, NY


DANIEL BRANCO, MD, PHD Strategic Development Manager Albert Einstein Jewish Hospital São Paulo, Brazil


ISAAC J. BRIGHT, MD Vice President, Marketing and Business Development QuantalLife, Inc. Pleasanton, CA


MICHAEL BRODIE Director, Assisted Living Miami Jewish Home and Hospital Miami, FL


LEIGH W. BURNS Group Director, Medical Consulting Services


International SOS London, UK


JOHN D. CACCIAMANI, MD Chief of Clinical Operations and Informatics Temple Health System Philadelphia, PA


ERIC L. CAIN, MD


Chief, Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Podiatry, and Sports Medicine


The Permanente Medical Group, Inc. Freemont, CA


SCOTT M. CANNIZZARO, PHD Senior Director Johnson & Johnson Stem Cell Internal Ventures Radnor, PA


WILLIS CHANDLER Vice President, Network Development UMass Memorial Health Care Worcester, MA


BRIAN G. CHOI, MD


Assistant Professor of Medicine The Richard B. & Lynne V. Cheney Cardiovascular Institute George Washington University Washington, DC


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