尝别肠迟耻谤别:听"Putting Your Journalism Degree to Work"听
Date: Monday, Nov. 17
Time: 11:30 a.m.
Location:
Heidi L. Wagner, vice president of global government affairs for Alexion Pharmaceuticals, is an attorney with more than 20 years of experience in health care legislative and regulatory policy issues.听Prior to joining Alexion in 2009, Ms. Wagner was Sr. Director of Government Affairs for Genentech, and also consulted for a variety of health plans, biopharmaceutical and other health care-related companies.
Ms. Wagner's policy expertise broadly encompasses issues relating to biotechnology/pharmaceuticals and public payer policy. She has led numerous federal legislative/regulatory strategic efforts relating to, among other issues, Medicare payment policy, follow-on biologics/biosimilars and HIPAA/health privacy; and advises regularly on the commercial implications of such federal policy and political initiatives.
Ms. Wagner received a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of Colorado Boulder, and earned a law degree from the George Mason University School of Law in Virginia.
Not all journalism degrees lead to careers in the industry, but Wagner says the skills she obtained while studying journalism at CU proved essential to her success in the booming field of health care policy. Join us for a free lunch and learn how she puts her journalism skills to work in unexpected ways.
罢丑别听听provides fellowships for professionals听to visit CU-Boulder each semester and provide helpful lessons and advice to students and faculty. Its purpose is to introduce nationally known, accomplished professionals to our students to enrich their studies. The program is funded by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation.