MBA preferable, health care experience not required:
"Dee’s knowledge of process standardization, system implementation, operations, finance and project management, coupled with her prior experiences as a COO across private and public sectors, will ensure a successful beginning for the Division of Health Benefits," Brajer wrote in a memo Thursday.
Jones is a former chief operating officer for the Department of Administration and will hold that title in the new Division of Health Benefits. Essentially, she will be the division second in command.
He left out her experience in real estate and cable telecommunications, which I'm sure will come in handy in administering a statewide program that can make the difference between life and death for a couple of million NC citizens, many of them children:
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