StrategicHealthSolutions, LLC (Strategic), is pleased to announce that Jason Davis has joined the team as director of the Administrative Services Division.
Davis brings extensive experience in the health information management field to Strategic. He will oversee Strategic’s diverse staff in the Administrative Support Division and will plan, organize and direct their activities. Davis will ensure that strategies and requirements are understood by staff and will provide a wide range of administrative and executive support.
“I am excited for the opportunity to be part of the Strategic team,” said Davis. “I look forward to bringing my skills and talents to such a diverse and successful company.”
Prior to joining Strategic, Davis served as a field medic the United States Air Force where he eventually took over as Chief of Training Operations, and then as a project manager of Health Information Systems at the Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center in Omaha. Most recently, Davis served as a Health Informatics Administrator at Vetter Health Services.
Davis holds a Master of Science degree in Public Administration and a Bachelor of Science degree in Healthcare Management, both from Bellevue University.
StrategicHealthSolutions is a government contractor headquartered in Omaha, Neb., with a second office in Columbia, Md., that works with the Federal government to improve the quality, efficiency, and value of health care. Areas of specialization include medical review; education and training; program management and systems integration; research and analysis; monitoring and compliance; and enrollment and eligibility.
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>p>StrategicHealthSolutions, LLC (Strategic), is pleased to announce that Jason Davis has joined the team as director of the Administrative Services Division. >/p>
>p>Davis brings extensive experience in the health information management field to Strategic. He will oversee Strategic’s diverse staff in the Administrative Support Division and will plan, organize and direct their activities. Davis will ensure that strategies and requirements are understood by staff and will provide a wide range of administrative and executive support. >/p>
>p>“I am excited for the opportunity to be part of the Strategic team,” said Davis. “I look forward to bringing my skills and talents to such a diverse and successful company.” >/p>
>p>Prior to joining Strategic, Davis served as a field medic the United States Air Force where he eventually took over as Chief of Training Operations, and then as a project manager of Health Information Systems at the Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center in Omaha. Most recently, Davis served as a Health Informatics Administrator at Vetter Health Services.>/p>
>p>Davis holds a Master of Science degree in Public Administration and a Bachelor of Science degree in Healthcare Management, both from Bellevue University. >/p>
>p>StrategicHealthSolutions is a government contractor headquartered in Omaha, Neb., with a second office in Columbia, Md., that works with the Federal government to improve the quality, efficiency, and value of health care. Areas of specialization include medical review; education and training; program management and systems integration; research and analysis; monitoring and compliance; and enrollment and eligibility.>/p>