Josephine is a healthcare operations and program management professional with more than 13 years of experience in healthcare administration, compliance, and strategic program development. As Program Manager for the Hemophilia Treatment Center at Rush University Medical Center, she oversees grant-funded programs, operational initiatives, regulatory compliance, and patient-centered services that support individuals and families affected by bleeding and clotting disorders.
In addition to her operational leadership responsibilities, she is passionate about advocacy and advancing policies that improve access to care. Josephine traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with legislators and advocate on behalf of the bleeding disorders community, helping to raise awareness of the challenges faced by patients and the critical role HTCs play in delivering comprehensive care.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management from the University of Illinois Chicago, an MBA, and maintains a Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) credential. Josephine is committed to strengthening healthcare programs, supporting patients and families, and building partnerships that create meaningful impact in our communities.
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