Michelle Henry Bicket

Michelle Henry Bicket has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and organizations. Michelle started their career as a Marketing and Development Intern at Wissahickon Hospice in 2000 while also working as a Research Assistant at the University of Pennsylvania. Michelle then became a Research Specialist at the University of Pennsylvania Center for Bioethics, where they conducted projects on gene patents, DNA sequence technology transfer, and analysis of DNA sequence license agreements.

In 2004, Michelle joined the Public Health Management Corporation as a Research Associate and was responsible for project management, staff supervision, survey design and conducting, data analysis, and report preparation. Their research and evaluation projects included fatality reviews, community needs assessments, and evaluations of public health programs. Michelle worked at PHMC until 2015.

Since 2015, Michelle has been with Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island. Michelle started as a Program Evaluation Specialist and then held various managerial roles, including Manager of Program Evaluation, Manager of Health Care Data Analysis, and Sr. Manager of Health Care Data Analysis. In these positions, they led the development and implementation of analytic methodologies, monitored key performance indicators and metrics, evaluated healthcare outcomes, and participated in the development of alternate payment models and incentive programs for providers.

Overall, Michelle Henry Bicket has extensive experience in research, data analysis, program evaluation, and management, with a focus on healthcare and public health.

Michelle Henry Bicket studied at the University of Pennsylvania from 1997 to 2001, where they focused on the History and Sociology of Science. No specific degree was mentioned in the provided information.