TRANSFORMING PRIMARY CARE DELVIERY
Panelists
JENNIFER RABINER
CHIEF PRODUCT OFFICER
PEARL HEALTH
Jennifer Rabiner is Chief Product Officer at Pearl Health. Prior to joining Pearl Health, Jennifer served as a product leader at Hint Health and athenahealth. Her product experience spans value-based care in both the health system and independent provider segments, as well as direct primary care. Jennifer’s experience also includes healthcare revenue cycle process optimization and system implementation at Deloitte Consulting and Triage Consulting Group, as well as pharmaceutical reimbursement strategy and operations at Millennium Pharmaceuticals.
She holds a Master of Healthcare Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a B.A. in Social Welfare from the University of California at Berkeley.
DINA KATABI
MIT
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Moderator
Rebecca Schechter
Health Systems Initiative
Rebecca Schechter brings extensive experience as CEO/President in building and transforming businesses at scale across healthcare and financial services. She is a passionate end to end P&L leader, who profitably grows business of various sizes (revenues of $250M to $6B), and who leverages technology to improve outcomes for all.
Most recently, as the SVP and General Manager of DAX, Nuance/Microsoft's market-leading GenAI SaaS clinical documentation solution, She led a team of over 4500 talented professionals committed to transforming the clinician-patient experience with the latest advancements in conversational AI, ambient intelligence, and generative AI. Prior to that, she was the CEO of Optum Behavioral Health serving over 50 million members across Commercial, Individual, Medicare and Medicaid, with digital, coverage and care delivery solutions. She has held President and C-Suite roles at Liberty Mutual and State Street.
Rebecca is a public Board Director at iA Financial Group, on the risk, governance, and ethics oversight committee for of one of Canada's largest insurance and wealth management companies. As a Venture Partner at Nina Capital, a global healthtech venture fund, she supports early-stage startups that are developing cutting-edge solutions in digital health, medtech, biotech, and wellness. She is also an advisor to global Private Equity Investors in healthcare/technology and rejoined McKinsey in that capacity.
Rebecca has an MBA from MIT Sloan, and has lived, worked and studied across Europe, North America and Asia.