Katherine Gottlieb
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Katherine Gottlieb is the president and CEO of the Southcentral Foundation,[1] an Alaska Native Healthcare Organization.
She graduated from Alaska Pacific University with a Bachelor of Arts degree, a master’s in business administration, and an honorary doctorate.[2]
The Foundation “Nuka” model of health care grew from fewer than 100 employees to more than 1,000; and from an operating budget of about $3 million to $100 million. [3] Southcentral’s system is about 45 percent funded by the Indian Health Service, 50 percent from third party insurers or Medicaid, and the remaining 5 percent from foundation or grants.[4]
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[edit] References
- ^ http://www.southcentralfoundation.com/index.ak
- ^ http://www.innovativecaremodels.com/care_models/23/leaders
- ^ http://www.akhf.org/programs/leadership/conversations/conversations_main.html
- ^ "Nuka Model of health care for all? 'This is what US health care system should look like'", Seattle Post Globe, Mark Trahant, 02/16/10
- ^ http://www.rasmuson.org/GranteeStories/ViewStory.php?grantee_story_id=31;
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