Our staff

Kathleen Noonan

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Kathleen G. Noonan, JD, is President & CEO of the Camden Coalition. Previously, Kathleen spent 10 years working at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). In 2008, Kathleen co-founded PolicyLab at CHOP to connect clinical research with real-world health policy priorities; she later served as an Associate Vice President managing the board and other special projects for the CEO. She continues to serve as adjunct faculty in the Division of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine and serves as mediator in numerous public-impact litigations concerning health, behavioral health and human service issues. Kathleen received her JD from Northeastern University School of Law, and her BA from Barnard College, Columbia University.

In a Barnard College magazine alumnae profile, Kathleen discusses how her life experiences shaped her commitment to health equity and led to her current role at the Camden Coalition.

Aaron Truchil

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Aaron Truchil serves as the Senior Director of Data & Quality at the Camden Coalition, where he oversees the organization’s data and research activities, including the organization’s integrated data system that merges individual-level data from across sectors (health, criminal justice, and other social services), the Camden Coalition’s shared savings performance evaluations, and a variety of applied health services research initiatives aimed at developing an evidence base around community-based care and cost management initiatives.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Aaron worked as a program manager at CamConnect, a non-profit data warehouse in Camden that analyzes and reports on data on the City of Camden’s revitalization. Aaron earned a Master of Science in Social Policy from the University of Pennsylvania and a BA from Wesleyan University.

Ashley Humienny

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Ashley Humienny is the Chief of Staff at the Camden Coalition. In this role, she helps support the development and implementation of the Camden Coalition’s strategy, along with overseeing the priorities within the CEO’s office. She focuses on enabling the CEO and staff to work effectively with internal and external stakeholders, and acts as a strategic consultant and implementer.

Ashley’s background includes growing and scaling social drivers of health (SDoH) solutions, healthcare technology, and partnership development.She holds a BA from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from Duke University.

Katie Wood

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Katie is the Chief Administrative Officer and leader of Shared Services at the Camden Coalition, bringing together support functions including HR, finance, IT, communications, and operations. In this role, Katie ensures our staff has what they need to perform their work toward our mission and goals. Before serving in this role, Katie worked as a project manager and Chief of Staff.

Leigh Wilson-Hall

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Leigh Wilson-Hall serves as the Director of Care Management & Redesign Initiatives. In this role she oversees an interdisciplinary team that works with regional partners to pilot and implement programming to support patients with complex health and social needs. This includes the Camden Coalition’s patient-facing care management initiatives, the Clinical Redesign team, and the development and activation of a regional community and health information exchange (CHIE). Leigh previously oversaw the clinical redesign team with a focus on behavioral health, maternal and child health and harm reduction initiatives.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Leigh was with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, where she worked closely with clinical teams to design and measure community-oriented interventions. Leigh holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Pennsylvania. She is passionate about making data more accessible and interdisciplinary models of care.

Mark Humowiecki

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Mark Humowiecki leads the Camden Coalition’s National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs initiative that seeks to coalesce a new field of healthcare and build a national movement to improve outcomes for individuals with the most complex needs. Previously Mark led the Camden Coalition’s advocacy, communications, and governance efforts.

Before joining the Camden Coalition, Mark served as Deputy Executive Director of the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board and spent six years practicing employment and civil rights law. Mark earned his bachelors and law degrees from Yale University.

Natasha Dravid

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Natasha Dravid joined the Coalition in 2013 and currently serves as the Chief Strategy & Advancement Officer, working to drive forward the organization’s mission of strengthening ecosystems of care in Camden, the state of NJ, and across the country. In this role she leverages over a decade of experience in complex care, clinical redesign, and data-driven practice spanning a wide range of clinical and social focus areas. She brings deep expertise in operationalizing innovation projects that bring together CBOs, providers, payers, policymakers, and community members to reimagine healthcare delivery. She holds an MBA from the Yale School of Management and a BA in English from Haverford College.

Victor Murray

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Victor Murray is the Senior Director of Community Engagement & Capacity Building at the Camden Coalition, where he leads national and local strategies to elevate community voice and build systems rooted in health equity. In this role, Victor oversees the Regional Health Hub, the Community Advisory Committee, and Amplify: A national consumer voices bureau, ensuring that individuals with lived experience shape the future of care delivery.

Before stepping into this role, Victor held several leadership positions at the Camden Coalition, including leading Human Resources, serving as the Director of Field Building & Resources, and Director of Care Management Initiatives. His work has spanned building equitable workforce strategies, advancing regional maternal health initiatives, and implementing complex care models that address housing insecurity, incarceration, and addiction.

He holds a Master of Social Work and a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from Rutgers University, as well as an Associate Degree in Arts and Sciences from Camden County Community College.

Aaron Truchil

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Aaron Truchil serves as the Senior Director of Data & Quality at the Camden Coalition, where he oversees the organization’s data and research activities, including the organization’s integrated data system that merges individual-level data from across sectors (health, criminal justice, and other social services), the Camden Coalition’s shared savings performance evaluations, and a variety of applied health services research initiatives aimed at developing an evidence base around community-based care and cost management initiatives.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Aaron worked as a program manager at CamConnect, a non-profit data warehouse in Camden that analyzes and reports on data on the City of Camden’s revitalization. Aaron earned a Master of Science in Social Policy from the University of Pennsylvania and a BA from Wesleyan University.

Alexandra Lipira

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Alex is Senior Program Manager for Field Building & Resources. She holds a BA in international studies from Fairleigh Dickinson University and has experience working in nonprofit resource development.

Amadly Remias

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Amadly Remias is a Senior Program Manager for the Care Management & Redesign Initiatives team. She received her BA in Psychology at Eastern University and plans to go back for her MSW.

Born and raised in Camden, Amadly feels a deep connection with the community and wants to influence positive health outcomes through the help of the Camden Coalition.

Amanda Johansen

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Amanda is a Program Assistant of the Health Information Exchange & Data Quality. Prior to working at the Coalition, Amanda worked at various nonprofits throughout the city of Camden. She received a bachelor’s degree from Rutgers University and master’s degree from Widener University.

Anna Muniz

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Anna Muniz is a Community Health Worker on the Care Management & Redesign Initiatives team. She provides various levels of clinical care assistance on-site during home visits as well as serving as a liaison for patients who are Spanish-speaking. Previously, Anna worked as a receptionist at a community-based practice in Camden, where she developed valuable care coordination skills for high-needs patients, which she continues to incorporate into her current role. Anna grew up in the city of Camden and loves giving back to the community.

Anthony DePietro

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Anthony DePietro, MBA, serves as the Chief Financial Officer for the Camden Coalition, where he develops and implements financial strategies, oversees budgeting, forecasting, cash flow management, and financial reporting. Additionally, Anthony provides essential financial insights to support the Executive Leadership Team and the Board of Trustees.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Anthony managed Morgan Stanley’s Analytics team and served as the Director of Finance for Telcordia Technologies (formerly Bellcore). Anthony holds a Master’s in Business Administration from Georgian Court University and a Bachelor of Science in Finance with a minor in Economics from Monmouth University.

Arley Styer

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Arley is the Associate Program Director of the Health & Community Information Exchange & Partnerships, leading the strategic development and operations of the Camden Coalition Health Information Exchange. In addition, Arley works to support the organization’s statewide goals through our Regional Health Hub.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Arley served as Chief Program Officer at Episcopal Community Services, where she developed and led programs that supported Philadelphians seeking to achieve economic mobility. She holds a Master of Social Service and Master of Law and Policy from Bryn Mawr College School of Social Work and Social Research, and a Bachelor of Arts from Ursinus College.

Ashley Humienny

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Ashley Humienny is the Chief of Staff at the Camden Coalition. In this role, she helps support the development and implementation of the Camden Coalition’s strategy, along with overseeing the priorities within the CEO’s office. She focuses on enabling the CEO and staff to work effectively with internal and external stakeholders, and acts as a strategic consultant and implementer.

Ashley’s background includes growing and scaling social drivers of health (SDoH) solutions, healthcare technology, and partnership development.

She holds a BA from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from Duke University.

Ashley Serrano

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In her role as Executive Coordinator, Ashley manages executive leadership’s calendars, oversees scheduling and organizes meetings. In addition, Ashley manages the finances for the department.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Ashley worked as a transportation aide for a senior daycare center, ensuring the safety and comfort of the passengers to the highest degree. She is also currently working towards getting her degree in Addiction Counseling. She is a certified Community Health Worker and Home Health Aide.

Audrey Hendricks

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Audrey is the Senior Program Manager for Data-Driven Workflows, managing the development of workflow, documentation, and reporting tools in the Camden Coalition Health Information Exchange for various population health programs within the Clinical Redesign Initiatives team. She also manages a portfolio of maternal healthcare delivery initiatives and oversees the data-driven patient identification process (triage) for Camden Coalition programs.

Since joining the Camden Coalition in 2012, Audrey has served in various roles performing patient outreach for the Camden Core Model, developing and implementing patient-centered care delivery initiatives in partnership with local providers, and coordinating technical assistance. She is passionate about empowerment-based engagement strategies and holds a BA in Anthropology from Haverford College.

Bethany Harding

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Bethany is the Tableau Data Analyst in the Camden Coalition’s Data and Quality Improvement team. In this role, she develops data visualizations and dashboards, creates data intake forms in collaboration with the Camden Coalition Health Information Exchange team, and supports data quality assurance workflows.

Before joining the Camden Coalition, she worked for the Public Health Preparedness program within the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, coordinating language access and leading data collection for public health emergencies. Bethany received her Master of Arts in Geography and Urban Studies from Temple University.

Brianna Arthur-Loper

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Brianna is the Learning Management System Administrator. In this role, she manages the administration, maintenance, and support of IT systems, with a special focus on the Camden Coalition Learning Center. Bri is responsible for ensuring the seamless operation of the Learning Center, monitoring data metrics to track user engagement, course completion rates, and system performance. She also manages system configurations, software updates, and network operations, ensuring efficient and secure technology integration across the organization.

Bri previously worked as a Senior Information Technology Analyst for the Superior Court of New Jersey and as a QA/IT Analyst at Camden County Partnership for Children. In these roles, she specialized in system compliance, quality assurance, data analysis and technical support. Brianna holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations & Marketing from Rowan University and a Master of Science in Information Technology Management from Western Governors University.

Brittney Paulino

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Brittney is the Behavioral Health Community Health Worker, helping the Care Management & Redesign Initiatives team to provide coordinated care for those patients that need behavioral health support.

Carter Wilson

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Carter Wilson serves as the Director for the Camden Coalition’s National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs and Technical Assistance. Carter spearheads efforts to develop frameworks, tools, and resources for the complex care field, including training programs, while overseeing technical assistance to programs nationwide.

Previously, as Associate Director for Clinical Redesign Initiatives, he led operations and quality improvement efforts for the Camden City Medicaid Accountable Care Organization (ACO), which gained national recognition for its innovative approach to addressing complex health and social needs. He collaborated with local health systems, payers, and primary care providers to design and scale interventions for medically and socially complex patients, and was instrumental in launching CMS’s Accountable Health Communities pilot, a program that introduced systematic screening for social determinants of health in emergency rooms across the region.

Before joining the Camden Coalition, Carter served with the U.S. House of Representatives’ Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, and Human Rights. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Old Dominion University, a Master’s in Commerce and Economics from the University of New South Wales, and a Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics from Pennsylvania State University.

Catherine Fahey

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Catherine is the Social Work Clinical Manager. She helps the Care Management & Redesign Initiatives team to provide coordinated care for those patients that need behavioral health support, especially the participants in the Camden Coalition’s Housing First program with histories of chronic homelessness.

Before joining the Camden Coalition, Cathy worked with the Oaks ICMS program, and in the shelter system in Philadelphia. She has a BA in Psychology and an MSW, both from the University of Pennsylvania.

Colleen McCauley

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Colleen is directing a project to strengthen child protective services by supporting a subcommittee within the New Jersey Department of Children and Families to evaluate, analyze and report on the Department’s performance. Prior to joining the Coalition, Colleen directed children’s health policy and advocacy in the Philadelphia area at Children First and helped direct and provide care at an award-winning, Philadelphia community health center. A long-time nurse and public health professional, Colleen started dancing as a kid, loves live music and making and eating pie.

Dana Kurzer-Yashin

Dana Kurzer-Yashin is a Program Manager for the Field Building and Resources team at the Camden Coalition, where she develops field-facing materials and provides technical assistance to programs serving individuals with complex health and social needs. She brings nearly a decade of experience in harm reduction and public health, having held roles in outreach, training, communications, and program management.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Dana supported overdose prevention initiatives at Vital Strategies and held positions at the Philadelphia Department of Public Health and the National Harm Reduction Coalition. Her work is grounded in harm reduction principles and informed by a strong commitment to equity, adult learning, and community-led public health strategies.

Danielle Hodges

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Danielle is the Senior Program Manager for the Data & Quality Improvement team. In this role, Danielle co-designs and manages project activities that lead to measurable improvements in complex care program processes and outcomes. She has a Masters in Health Science from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a BS in Psychology from Xavier University of Louisiana.

Dawn Ericksen

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Dawn Ericksen, Esq., is a Staff Attorney with the Camden Coalition’s Medical-Legal Partnership and represents clients in a variety of legal matters. Prior to joining the MLP, Dawn was a law clerk to the Hon. Kurt Kramer at the Camden Superior Court in the Criminal Division.

Dawn attended Rutgers University in Camden, achieving a Bachelors degree in Business Administration. She also attended Rutgers Law School in Camden, attaining a JD.

Dawn Wiest

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Dawn Wiest is Director of Research & Evaluation at the Camden Coalition. She works alongside community, clinical, and academic partners to design and execute knowledge-generating projects to improve services for individuals living with complex health and social needs. Her work integrates both qualitative and quantitative methods and data, including cross-sector data, to expand understanding of how organizations can work together to strengthen communities.

Dawn has a PhD from Stony Brook University and a BA in Sociology from Temple University. Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, she was a Senior Research Analyst at the American College of Physicians and an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Memphis where her research focused on globalization and social movements.

Dottie Scott

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Dorothy Scott is a Community Health Worker on the Care Management & Redesign Initiatives team, directly working on the Camden Coalition’s Housing First program. Her primary role involves working with medically and socially complex patients with histories of chronic homelessness. With 25 years of direct care experience, her extensive knowledge of community resources helps patients remain stable in the homes, connecting them to social and medical resources as needed.

In April of 2019, Dorothy received the Brown University Bear Award for Outstanding Direct Care Provider by the New Jersey Association of Mental Health and Addiction Agencies.

Erica Hartmann

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Erica Hartmann is a Program Manager for the Care Management & Redesign Initiatives team. In this role, she engages with clinical practices and community-based organizations to run pilot programs and troubleshoot system level issues. Erica primarily focuses on the Camden Coalition’s maternal health initiatives and harm reduction portfolio.

Previously at the Camden Coalition, Erica worked as a Community Health Worker and provided telephonic care management for people with complex health and social needs. She holds an MPH in Global Health from Drexel University.

Evelyne Kane

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Evelyne is Associate Director of Community Engagement & Capacity Building. In her role, she is focused on ensuring that people with lived experience are equal partners in the work of improving systems and services for those navigating health and social complexities. Evelyne is honored to work alongside community leaders from across the U.S. through the National Consumer Scholars program, to support partnerships between complex care organizations and people with lived experience through Amplify: A consumer voices bureau, and to lead the co-design of a national strategy to advance community engagement through the INSPIRE project.

Previously, Evelyne worked on public benefits access at Benefits Data Trust and supported community-driven social care at the Penn Center for Community Health Workers. She holds a Master of Public Health from Temple University.

Gladys Antelo-Allen

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Gladys Antelo-Allen serves as the Associate Director of Education and Training within the Field Building & Resources team at the Camden Coalition. In this role, Gladys provides subject matter expertise in the development of content and curriculum related to complex care, facilitates trainings, and offers expert advising to health systems and community-based organizations both locally and nationally through technical assistance partnerships.

Before this role, Gladys worked as a Senior Nurse Care Coordinator within the Population Health Initiatives at the Camden Coalition working with patients experiencing complex health and social needs. Gladys engaged patients in the community to meet their goals and worked with health systems and partners to provide coordinated, high-quality care. During that time, she also co-developed the COACH engagement framework and RELATE supervisory model. Gladys uses her experiences in the field engaging with patients and systems to help coach and train professionals and teams across the country. A Licensed Practical Nurse by training, Gladys graduated from Lincoln Technical Institute in 2012.

Janine Gibbons

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Janine Gibbons is a licensed RN and the Associate Director of Technical Assistance within the Field Building & Resources team. As the Associate Director, Janine supports the planning and implementation of department-led projects and technical assistance contracts aimed at advancing care for individuals with complex health and social needs.

Before joining the Camden Coalition, Janine Gibbons was the Director of Care Coordination at Delaware Valley Community Health. Janine holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from Swarthmore College and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Pennsylvania. Currently, she is pursuing a Master of Business Administration from Isenberg School of Management.

Jeremy Spiegel

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Jeremy Spiegel is the Supervison Attorney for the Camden Coalition’s Medical-Legal Partnership with Rutgers Law School. Jeremy is trained as a litigator, and has extensive experience representing homeless and low-income individuals in a range of matters.

Jeremy has a JD and a BA in economics from the University of Pennsylvania.

Jessica Cordero

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Jessica Cordero is the Senior Community Health Worker for the Care Management & Redesign Initiatives team. With several years of experience managing a busy community-based primary care practice in Camden, she currently uses the same skills coordinating care for the organization’s program participants with complex care needs. She provides various levels of clinical assistance on-site during home visits, and acts as a liaison for patients who are Spanish-speaking. In serving patients with complex medical and social needs, she has become a dependable and trusted resource in the Camden community. Jessica grew up in Camden and earned a degree as a Medical Assistant in New Jersey.

Jubril Oyeyemi

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As the Camden Coalition’s Chief Medical Officer, Jubril Oyeyemi works alongside an interdisciplinary team of nurses, community health workers, and social workers on our care management initiatives. In addition to his position at the Camden Coalition, Jubril is the Medical Director of the Community Health Institute at Virtua Health and Founder & Chief Medical Officer of the Cherry Hill Free Clinic.

Jubril graduated from Lincoln University of Pennsylvania and earned his medical degree from the Penn State College of Medicine. He completed his internal medicine residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.

Kathleen Noonan

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Kathleen G. Noonan, JD, is President & CEO of the Camden Coalition. Previously, Kathleen spent 10 years working at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). In 2008, Kathleen co-founded PolicyLab at CHOP to connect clinical research with real-world health policy priorities; she later served as an Associate Vice President managing the board and other special projects for the CEO. She continues to serve as adjunct faculty in the Division of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine and serves as mediator in numerous public-impact litigations concerning health, behavioral health and human service issues. Kathleen received her JD from Northeastern University School of Law, and her BA from Barnard College, Columbia University.

In a Barnard College magazine alumnae profile, Kathleen discusses how her life experiences shaped her commitment to health equity and led to her current role at the Camden Coalition.

Katie Wood

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Katie is the Chief Administrative Officer and leader of Shared Services at the Camden Coalition, bringing together support functions including HR, finance, IT, communications, and operations. In this role, Katie ensures our staff has what they need to perform their work toward our mission and goals. Before serving in this role, Katie worked as a project manager and Chief of Staff.

Kelsey Salazar

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Kelsey Salazar, MPH, is a Senior Program Manager for Field Building and Resources. In this role, she provides facilitation and coalition-building support to technical assistance contracts.

Before joining the Camden Coalition, Kelsey led cross-sector assessment and implementation collaboratives to address community health and social needs in greater Philadelphia. She received her BA from the University of Florida and her Master of Public Health from Emory University.

Kerona Sharpe

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Kimberly Verdecchio

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Kim is a seasoned Human Resources leader specializing in building and scaling HR functions to support fast-paced, mission-driven organizations. She currently serves as Director of Operations at the Camden Coalition, where she leads initiatives spanning employee relations, organizational effectiveness, compliance, operations, and talent development—supporting the Colaitions’s mission to to improve the health and well-being of people with complex needs by demonstrating and advancing equitable ecosystems of care.

An SHRM-CP and active member of Tri-State HRMA, Philadelphia NPHR, and MidAtlantic Employee Association, Kim combines strategic insight with operational excellence to foster healthy, high-performing workplace cultures.

Throughout her career, she has established HR operations, developed robust performance management and compensation frameworks, and led cross-functional initiatives across teams. Her background includes hands-on expertise in HRIS and beneift implementation, diversity and inclusion strategy, workforce planning, talent acquisition, and scaling HR operations.

Landon Hacker

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Landon Hacker is an attorney with the Camden Coalition’s Medical-Legal Partnership. His practice areas include criminal, municipal/traffic, family, landlord-tenant, estate planning, and public benefits/assistance. Landon graduated from Rutgers Law School (Camden) in 2020, and received the Maida Post-Graduate Public Interest Fellowship in 2021 and 2022. Landon has dedicated his life to serving those with substance abuse and mental health issues.

Laura Sorensen

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Laura is the Associate Program Director for Harm Reduction Programs within the Care Management & Redesign Initiatives team, managing a portfolio that includes our Housing First program, Office-Based Addiction Treatment training and pilots, and other projects in the harm reduction space. Laura’s previous work has centered on LGBTQ health, most recently serving as the Director of RHD Morris Home, an inpatient drug and alcohol treatment program serving individuals from the transgender community with a history of homelessness. Laura has a master’s in social work from Temple University and a bachelor’s in communications from Michigan State University.

Leigh Wilson-Hall

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Leigh Wilson-Hall serves as the Director of Care Management & Redesign Initiatives. In this role she oversees an interdisciplinary team that works with regional partners to pilot and implement programming to support patients with complex health and social needs. This includes the Camden Coalition’s patient-facing care management initiatives, the Clinical Redesign team, and the development and activation of a regional community and health information exchange (CHIE). Leigh previously oversaw the clinical redesign team with a focus on behavioral health, maternal and child health and harm reduction initiatives.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Leigh was with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, where she worked closely with clinical teams to design and measure community-oriented interventions. Leigh holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Pennsylvania. She is passionate about making data more accessible and interdisciplinary models of care.

Lisa Mojica

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Lisa is a Program Manager for the Clinical Redesign & Care Management Initiatives team.

Lisa currently works with regional partners to pilot and implement programs to support individuals with complex medical and social needs, connecting them to behavioral health services and resources. I lead quality improvement efforts to better patient experiences as well as health outcomes.

Before serving in this role, she worked at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in the Critical Care unit and Intensive Care Nursery, as well as an EMT. She received her Bachelor’s in Social Work at Liberty University and is finishing her MSW in 2025.

Lon Moxey

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Lon is the Program Assistant for the Field Building & Resources team, providing support for a variety of the programs of the Camden Coalition’s National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs across the country, including the Putting Care at the Center annual conference.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Lon served as a Content Marketing Specialist, where he created web copy for companies and individuals to help with search engine optimization, reputation management, sales, and other digital marketing needs. Lon holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Rutgers University, New Brunswick.

Lourdes Caban

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Lourdes Caban is the Executive Coordinator for the Camden Coalition. She works with the Executive Leadership Team and helps to coordinate day-to-day operations, as well as serving as the liaison for the organization’s Board of Trustees.

Margaux Bigelow

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Margaux Bigelow is a Program Manager within the Field Building & Resources department, where she works across training and education, technical assistance, and community-based organization (CBO) capacity-building initiatives. She has prior experience in the global health field, collaborating with community stakeholders on HIV and health education programming. She holds a Master of Public Health degree from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health from Tulane University.

Marisol Caban

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Marisol is the Associate Director of Care Management & Redesign Initiatives for the Camden Coalition. In this role, she collaborates across the organization to plan, maintain, and enhance program infrastructure through stakeholder engagement, program monitoring, implementation, and evaluation. Marisol’s responsibilities include directly overseeing the operations of the Camden Core Model, Medicaid redetermination, and Medical Legal Partnership programs.

Before her current role, Marisol was a Senior Program Manager for Accountable Health Communities (AHC). She oversaw the implementation and operations of the AHC model, including screening and navigation by Community Health Workers (CHWs). She managed participant assessments, coordinated with stakeholders, and optimized program strategies to improve efficiency and outcomes.

Marisol received her Bachelor of Applied Science from Rowan University, her Certificate in Organizational Leadership from Bryn Mawr College, her Certificate in Health Care Leadership from Dignity Health Global Education, and her Duke Corporate Education Associate Degree in Human Services from Rowan College at Burlington County.

Maritza Gomez

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Maritza Gomez serves as the Program Manager of Community Engagement. In this role, she is responsible for coordinating key local initiatives, including the Community Advisory Committee and the Community Ambassador Program. Additionally, she plays an active role in advancing statewide goals through the implementation and support of various health initiatives.

Maritza is deeply passionate about serving as both a liaison and advocate for the Spanish-speaking community in Camden. Her commitment to fostering equity and inclusion is reflected in her daily work, as she builds strong relationships, facilitates community-driven solutions, and amplifies the voices of underserved populations.

Continuing her dedication to community service and social impact, Maritza will be attending Rutgers University to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Social Work. This next step aligns with her long-term goal of empowering individuals and strengthening communities through advocacy, education, and compassionate support.

Mark Humowiecki

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Mark Humowiecki leads the Camden Coalition’s National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs initiative that seeks to coalesce a new field of healthcare and build a national movement to improve outcomes for individuals with the most complex needs. Previously Mark led the Camden Coalition’s advocacy, communications, and governance efforts.

Before joining the Camden Coalition, Mark served as Deputy Executive Director of the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board and spent six years practicing employment and civil rights law. Mark earned his bachelors and law degrees from Yale University.

Mary Pelak

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Mary Pelak, MSW, LSW, is Senior Program Manager for Housing First, overseeing the daily clinical and administrative workflows for Housing First patients. Previously, she managed the Camden Coalition’s hospital-based team focusing on outreach and new patient engagement. Mary received her BA from Beloit College and her MSW from the University of Pennsylvania.

Matthew Kalamar

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Matthew is the Director of Grants & Development. In this role, he spearheads the formulation and execution of the Camden Coalition’s fundraising strategy. Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Matthew worked as a Program Manager and Grants Coordinator on the International Programs team at Solidarite Sida, one of the main French HIV/AIDS organizations, based in Paris.

Matthew holds an M.A. in Development Studies from the University of KwaZulu-Natal (Durban, South Africa) and a B.A. in International Relations and German Studies from the University of Pennsylvania.

Matthew Lavranchuk

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Matthew Lavranchuk is a Program Coordinator in the IT department, assisting with troubleshooting and day-to-day technology operations. He is currently a computer science student at Rowan University worked in IT support for 3 years prior to joining the Camden Coalition.

Melea Weber

Melea Weber serves as the Project Director for the Dispute Resolution Portfolio, which involves public-impact class action lawsuits concerning children’s mental and behavioral health and human service issues. In this role, she oversees the coordination and administration of all monitoring and assessment activities related to the portfolio.

Prior to joining Camden Coalition, Melea worked with Public Catalyst and New York City’s Administration for Children’s Services. She received her BA from Loyola Marymount University and her master’s degree in political science from the New School for Social Research.

Melissa Zambrana

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In her role as a Community Health Worker, Melissa helps identify patients with social needs and connect them to resources in the community.

Melissa has a diverse background working in various areas of customer service, including hospitality, and the intrapersonal skills gained contribute to her effectiveness in supporting and advocating for the community.

Melitza Beltran

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Melitza Beltran is Human Resources Coordinator for the Human Resources department. She earned her Associate Degree in Business Administration from Rowan Burlington County College and is currently working on her Bachelor of Science in Business with a Human Resources Management certificate.

Michelle Adyniec

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Michelle serves as the Associate Clinical Director of Care Management and Redesign Initiatives. In this role, she oversees the coordination and administration of the ongoing programs within the clinical redesign portfolio, which focus on piloting workflows and initiatives to improve access and quality of care in Camden and across the region. Additionally, she oversees clinical quality improvement and quality assurance across the department in consultation with the leadership of the care management teams and the Camden Coalition’s Medical Director.

Michelle has held various nursing roles in acute care and community settings including providing community-based care coordination to Camden city residents with medical and social complexity, particularly working with pregnant and parenting clients who use substances. She brings to this role subject matter expertise in leveraging patient-facing work to drive systems change.

Morgan Steward

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Morgan is the Associate Program Director of Community Engagement and Capacity Building, where she supports local engagement efforts by equipping community leaders and residents with the tools and resources needed to improve the health and well-being of their communities. She also collaborates with regional and state partners to foster more authentic partnerships with communities and oversees the organization’s statewide goals through the Regional Health Hub.

Morgan serves as the organization’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee co-chair. Before serving in this role she the Coalition’s Chief of Staff and Board Liaison. In addition to her professional responsibilities, she is pursuing a dual BA/MPA at Rutgers University’s School of Public Affairs and Administration.

Mouy Eng K. Van Galen

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Mouy is a Senior Program Manager of Workflow Activation & Improvement for the Care Management & Redesign Initiatives team, managing a portfolio of projects that involve designing and implementing referral workflows for disease prevention and behavioral health, as well as data activation and documentation quality improvement efforts in the Camden Coalition Health Information Exchange (HIE). In previous work, she led pilots and implementations of electronic health records (EHR) and documentation strategies in a variety of healthcare settings with the goal of improving clinical workflows to create a better patient experience and health outcomes.

Mouy is trained in Lean Six Sigma (a quality improvement approach) at Drexel University and holds a BS in Biology from Temple University.

Natasha Dravid

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Natasha Dravid joined the Coalition in 2013 and currently serves as the Chief Strategy & Advancement Officer, working to drive forward the organization’s mission of strengthening ecosystems of care in Camden, the state of NJ, and across the country. In this role she leverages over a decade of experience in complex care, clinical redesign, and data-driven practice spanning a wide range of clinical and social focus areas. She brings deep expertise in operationalizing innovation projects that bring together CBOs, providers, payers, policymakers, and community members to reimagine healthcare delivery. She holds an MBA from the Yale School of Management and a BA in English from Haverford College.

Nicole McNesby

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Nicole is Operations Manager and Administrative Assistant for the Camden Coalition. In this role, she oversees and maintains the daily operations, functionality, safety, and efficiency of the Camden Coalition facility. As the Executive Assistant for the Chief Strategy Officer, Director of Care Management and Resign Initiatives, and the Senior Director for Data & Quality Improvement, Nicole coordinates meetings, events, and calendars, as well as providing project support for varied efforts.

Before serving in this role, Nicole was a Digital Marketing Consultant where she worked with small businesses on their strategic social media marketing campaigns; she was also the Executive Assistant for the Girl Scouts of Central and Southern NJ where she provided administrative support to the CEO, VP of Fund Development, and the Director of Major Giving.

Ramses Bordeaux

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Ramses Bordeaux is the Associate Program Director of Information Systems & Technology. He brings technological innovation, strategic leadership, and a profound understanding of the evolving landscape of information technology to the Camden Coalition’s IT team. Ramses has dedicated his career to driving organizations towards digital excellence and operational efficiency.

Before joining the Camden Coalition, Ramses worked as a Regional Cybersecurity Specialist in the healthcare sector. Ramses holds a Bachelor of Science in IT Management and is pursuing an MBA.

Rebecca Koppel

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Rebecca Koppel, LSW, MPH is the Associate Program Director of Curriculum and Content Development for the Field Building & Resources department where she develops curriculum and other content for the field of complex care, supports complex care ecosystems around the country, and oversees the planning and implementation of other complex care field-building initiatives.

Rebecca has a BA in neuroscience at Wesleyan University and a masters of social work and a masters of public health from the University of Pennsylvania. before this role, she researched homelessness and police-alternative crisis response programs, supported the capacity of homeless services providers, and delivered care in healthcare and social service settings.

Renee Murray

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Renee is the Director of Training & Education at the Camden Coalition. In this role, she creates content and curriculum, facilitates training on our COACH and RELATE models, and offers expert advising to health systems and community-based organizations both locally and across the nation. She is a subject matter expert in complex care delivery, the Camden Core Model, and the COACH and RELATE frameworks. She supported the development of the Camden Coalition’s COACH and RELATE patient engagement strategies, both of which have been scaled at Boston Medical Center, Providence St. Joseph’s Health System, and other health systems and social service organizations across the country.

She spent several years leading, guiding, and mentoring the nurses, social workers, and community health workers on the Camden Coalition’s care management team, supervising their work with individuals living with medical and social complexities.

Renee’s earlier work at the Camden Coalition focused on designing and implementing a group prenatal and pediatric care model that worked with pregnant individuals throughout the city of Camden.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Renee was a teacher and admissions director at a local high school. She also worked as a RN on an oncology unit at a Philadelphia hospital, and as a Forensic Nurse Examiner – Certified Sexual Assault in Camden County. She is a graduate of St. Joseph’s University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology and secondary education, and from Rutgers University, where she earned her BSN.

Rosa Mora

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Rosa Mora is an Associate Controller for the Finance team. In this role, she plays a pivotal role in directing the accounting functions at the Camden Coalition. This includes generating regular financial reports and upholding a robust system of accounting records to meet both financial and tax obligations. Rosa is a graduate of Rowan University and holds a master’s degree in accounting and management.

Ryan Rousseau

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Ryan is a Program Manager for Field Building & Resources. In this role, he helps implement projects and technical assistance contracts, while supporting the development of field-facing content. He holds both a bachelor’s degree (from the College of New Jersey) and a master’s degree (from Indiana University) in Gender Studies. Prior to working at the Camden Coalition, Ryan was an Associate Instructor in the department of Gender Studies at Indiana University Bloomington, where he was also a PhD candidate researching the social history of self-care.

Sandra Drake

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Sandra Drake is Nurse Care Coordinator at the Camden Coalition, and has been a professional licensed registered nurse in NY and NJ since 1986. In her current position, she provides care coordination to all of the organization’s patients with complex health and social needs, with the goal of improving their health outcomes. Sandra believes that nursing isn’t just a profession — it is a passion for caring for the whole person in order to provide the quality of care that patients deserve.

Sheryl Mathis

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Sheryl serves as Director of Technical Assistance, leading technical assistance, learning collaboratives, and cross-sector partnerships to build and improve ecosystems for complex care. Sheryl is a public health practitioner specializing in strategic planning and service systems improvement for vulnerable and marginalized populations.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Sheryl was Senior Director for Community Health at Altarum where she led maternal and child health workforce development and cross-sector systems building, technical assistance, and evaluation initiatives aimed at improving equitable access to quality healthcare services for women and children. She earned a master’s degree in social work and a master’s degree in public health with a focus on population and family health from Columbia University.

Stephen Singer

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Stephen Singer serves as the Senior Program Manager for Analytics & Informatics where he works on data strategy, analysis, and visualization of the Camden Coalition’s patient data and related content area datasets. Stephen is interested in data-informed community organizing and institutional design.

Prior to joining the Camden Coalition, Stephen worked as a Data Specialist with Benefits Data Trust, as the Executive Director at CamConnect (Camden’s non-profit data warehouse and civic research organization), and as the Senior Research Manager at the Philadelphia Center City District. Stephen holds a Master of City Planning from the University of Pennsylvania and a BA in Population Studies and Social Problem Solving from Rutgers University.

Taylor Brown

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Taylor Brown is the Program Manager for Community Engagement & Capacity Building. In this role, she assists in managing the Camden Coalition’s Community Ambassador program, Youth Ambassador program, Community Advisory Committee, and other community engagement initiatives.

Taylor received a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Psychology from Iona University, as well as a minor in Diversity & Social Welfare and a minor in Criminal Justice.

Teri Willard

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Teri Willard is the Communitions Manager for the Communications and Content Development team. In this role, she manages social media strategies, graphic designs, internal photography, and more to help highlight Camden Coalition’s work and offerings.

Prior to joining Camden Coalition, Teri worked with the Foundation and Volunteer Services Departments at Inspira Health Network and with the Lourdes ACO team. Teri holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Stockton University.

Thomas Hamilton

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Thomas Hamilton is a Community Health Worker on the Care Management & Redesign Initiatives team. In this role, he provides support for the Camden Coalition’s care teams, which seek to improve health outcomes for complex, vulnerable patients through intensive care management. Tommy has 14 years of experience in the mental health field, assisting and educating individuals about their illnesses and helping them integrate into the community by unlocking human potential. He received his certification in massage therapy.

Tyler Yost

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Tyler is a Data Scientist, conducting research and analysis using integrated geospatial data from administrative and institutional sources. He attended Stockton twice, completing undergraduate degrees in computer science and psychology. Tyler then moved to Minneapolis to pursue graduate education at the University of Minnesota, where he earned a Ph.D. in psychology in 2016. While in grad school, his research focused on meta-analysis, publication bias, and questionable research practices.

Victor Murray

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Victor Murray is the Senior Director of Community Engagement & Capacity Building at the Camden Coalition, where he leads national and local strategies to elevate community voice and build systems rooted in health equity. In this role, Victor oversees the Regional Health Hub, the Community Advisory Committee, and Amplify: A national consumer voices bureau, ensuring that individuals with lived experience shape the future of care delivery.

Before stepping into this role, Victor held several leadership positions at the Camden Coalition, including leading Human Resources, serving as the Director of Field Building & Resources, and Director of Care Management Initiatives. His work has spanned building equitable workforce strategies, advancing regional maternal health initiatives, and implementing complex care models that address housing insecurity, incarceration, and addiction.

He holds a Master of Social Work and a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from Rutgers University, as well as an Associate Degree in Arts and Sciences from Camden County Community College.

Ya’Shauna Bosley

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In her role as a community health worker, Ya’Shauna identifies patients’ social needs and connects them to resources in the community. She has experience teaching patients how to navigate the system and utilizes their community resources.

Ya’Shauna is passionate about making a difference in others lives and uses writing as one of her outlets to reach people.