CORE new faces: Introducing Jennifer Johnston!

May 6, 2024

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We are excited to introduce Jennifer Johnston, the newest member of the Center for Outcomes Research and Education (CORE) team!

Jennifer joins CORE as a program manager focused on our analytics and strategic consulting portfolio. She brings two decades of experience working across healthcare, with a focus on transforming data into actionable knowledge.

Her background includes significant work with major healthcare delivery systems, including Oregon Health & Science University and Kaiser Permanente. In her past roles she helped to drive system-level organizational change, promote clinical research, measure and improve quality, and support the design and implementation of promising programs aimed at transforming patient outcomes, particularly for historically underserved populations.

Outside of work, Jennifer can be found happily hiking in the Columbia River Gorge, planning her next travel adventure, salsa dancing, or spending time with her two (finally, nearly adult) children.

Please join us in welcoming Jennifer to the team!

Are you interested in joining the CORE team? Keep an eye on Providence's job listings for future opportunities!

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