Mariaelena Rebolledo

Mariaelena Rebolledo has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Mariaelena started their career as a Medical Intern at a Physician/Surgeon Internship in 1992. Following that, they worked as a Physician for the Mexican Government Social Service in 1993.

In 1997, Mariaelena became a Clinic Director at CRC Health Group, where they oversaw the operations of Recovery Solutions of Santa Ana and later the Temecula Valley Treatment Center. Their responsibilities included business development, marketing, budgeting, and human resources management.

From 2012 to 2018, Mariaelena held various roles at Inland Empire Health Information Exchange (IEHIE), starting as a Quality Analyst and later being promoted to Associate Director of Quality and Director of Quality. Mariaelena was responsible for policy, monitoring, and reporting of quality activities related to clinical data usage, as well as ensuring data privacy and compliance with guidelines.

In 2017, Mariaelena briefly worked at Manifest MedEx as the Director of Quality. Mariaelena provided analytical insights to support the organization's health information initiatives.

Before joining their current position, Mariaelena worked as a Senior Product Analyst at agilon health, where they acted as a user liaison between clinical and business departments and helped fulfill the organization's mission and strategic objectives.

Currently, Mariaelena works at AltaMed Health Services as a Senior Data & Reporting Analyst in Managed Care Analytics. Their role involves providing analytics, research, and reporting to support various departments and line of business. Mariaelena creates reports, dashboards, and ad hoc requests to provide insights on operational impact, trends, and opportunities.

Mariaelena Rebolledo attended the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara from 1987 to 1991, where they earned a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree in the field of Medicine. In addition to their degree, they obtained a certification as an Addiction Specialist from RASI in January 2003.