Rebecca Kimball

Rebecca Kimball is an accomplished professional with an extensive educational background and diverse experience across various organizations. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Spanish with honors from Wellesley College, a Master of Public Health (MPH) in Global Health from Indiana University Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Strategy & Operations from The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business. Prior to her higher education, she studied Spanish and International Relations at the University of Cordoba and completed her High School Diploma at Weston High School.

Rebecca has held several key positions in different organizations, showcasing her versatile skill set. She served as the Country Manager for Peru at MAXIMO NIVEL, demonstrating her leadership and cross-cultural capabilities. In her previous roles, she excelled as the Program Director for Patient Financial Navigation and Program Manager for System Patient Access and Revenue Cycle Information Services at Indiana University Health. Her experience also includes being the Director of the Junior Rowing Program at the INDIANAPOLIS ROWING CENTER, highlighting her passion for sports and youth development.

Rebecca's early career involved valuable internships and research roles, contributing to her well-rounded professional journey. She interned at organizations such as Asociacion cordobesa de paralisis cerebral y otras afecciones similares and Fundación Fénix in Nicaragua, gaining international exposure and enhancing her strategic mindset. Additionally, she worked as a Research Assistant for the Bicentennial History Project, showcasing her research and analytical skills.

Rebecca Kimball's educational achievements, combined with her diverse work experience, position her as a seasoned professional with expertise in public health, business administration, program management, strategic planning, and healthcare operations.