

Katherine Steinberg, is the Founder and Managing Director of Seahorn Advisors LLC. Katherine is a seasoned healthcare innovation specialist and excels at facilitating end-to-end value stream transformations and deploying innovative technological and process solutions to improve complex organizational issues. Through Seahorn Advisors, Katherine supports leading healthcare systems, technology companies and other innovators to identify and deploy differentiated solutions to deliver best practices. She has nearly 20 years of experience in healthcare market evaluation, health system project management, process improvement and strategic planning.
Before founding Seahorn Advisors, Katherine was Vice President in Avalere's Center for Payment and Delivery Innovation where she partnered with a diverse range of clients to help them understand how new policies and initiatives related to payment and delivery reform will impact their business, and supported the development of strategies and operational plans for using digital health to achieve organizational goals. Prior to joining Avalere, Katherine launched and served as the Director of UCLA Health’s Institute for Innovation where she led the Institute in identifying, piloting and deploying new technologies, products and services to support transformation across the health system. Through partnership with health system leadership Katherine identified innovations to accelerate strategic goals in the areas of access and population health and worked closely with operational partners to launch and evaluate these new models. A key component of this work included developing a novel approach to using human-centered design for value-based care clinical pathways. Some of the successful redesigns included surgical home, brain tumor IPU, and benign prostatic hyperplasia. Katherine also managed and advised on a portfolio-critical issues pertaining to a remote patient monitoring strategy, virtual access approach, and the Value-Based Care Summit.
Prior to establishing and leading The Institute for Innovation in Health at UCLA Health, Katherine deployed Lean principles throughout UCLA’s hospitals and clinics. Katherine’s work included facilitating end-to-end value stream transformations and building Lean capabilities through coaching and training. Before joining UCLA, Katherine was the strategic planner for the Veterans Health Administration Greater Los Angeles System.
EDUCATION
New York University
Master of Business Administration
Concentration: Finance
Specialization: Entrepreneurship
UCLA
Master of Public Policy
Major: Health Policy
University of Pennsylvania
Bachelor of Arts
Magna Cum Laude
Major: History and Sociology of Science
Concentration: Bioethics and Healthcare Management
Karen Winn is a board-certified adult nurse practitioner based in Boston. Her career as a registered nurse has encompassed positions on medical/surgical units, a rehabilitation center, a surgical ICU, and outpatient gastroenterology, and in healthcare institutions from west to east coast, including Torrance Memorial Medical Center, Hoboken University Medical Center, and Massachusetts General Hospital, among others.
Winn’s clinical interests include designing and implementing shared decision making tools, as well as empowering patients. She is known for bridging her background in writing and storytelling with her medical expertise in order to develop effective communication between providers and patients.
Over a four-year period, Winn volunteered her time as a nurse to run bi-monthly educational classes for Boston cancer patients and their caregivers through the American Cancer Society's "I Can Cope" program. As an NP she has worked in preventative care with the company Life Line Community Healthcare and in nursing research, helping to develop a decision aid for disease-modifying therapies in multiple sclerosis--work which has been presented at multiple conferences.
She resides in Boston, where she sits on boards such as the Writers' Room of Boston, a nonprofit urban co-working space for writers, and the Vilna Shul, Boston's Jewish cultural center.

EDUCATION
MGH Institute of Health Professions Doctor of Nursing Practice
MGH Institute of Health Professions Masters of Science in Nursing
University of Pennsylvania
Bachelors of Science
Major: Nursing
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Master of Fine Arts
Major: Creative Writing

KATHLEEN RICE, RN, MPH
Population Health Director
EDUCATION
Kathy Rice is a Registered Nurse and population health practitioner based in San Diego. She currently works at UC San Diego Health providing quality oversight for the Health System’s Accountable Care Organization, and Integrated Healthcare Association programs.
Rice’s clinical experience ranges from intensive care nursing, in top medical centers, to humanitarian work with Doctors Without Borders in East Africa. She has held positions at New York Presbyterian, Orlando Health, and Rady Children’s Hospital. During her time with Doctors without Borders she responded to three international epidemics and designed and implemented sustainable systems for the local medical practitioners. She is passionate about creating sustainable and scalable evidenced based population health strategies, with a particular focus on eliminating health disparities.
UCLA
Master in Public Health
University of Pennsylvania
Bachelors of Science
Major: Nursing