Alexis Pierce
About Alexis Pierce
Alexis Pierce serves as the Regional Manager of Clinical Workforce Development at COPE Health Solutions, a position she has held since 2019. She previously worked in various roles at COPE Health Scholars and holds a Bachelor of Science in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience from UC San Diego.
Work at COPE Health Solutions
Alexis Pierce has served as the Regional Manager of Clinical Workforce Development at COPE Health Solutions since 2019. In this role, she oversees initiatives related to workforce development within the clinical sector. Her responsibilities include managing programs that enhance the skills and competencies of healthcare professionals. This position has allowed her to contribute to the growth and effectiveness of clinical teams across various regions in the United States.
Previous Experience at COPE Health Scholars
Prior to her current role, Alexis Pierce worked at COPE Health Scholars. She began as a Health Scholar in 2018, where she gained foundational experience in healthcare settings for six months in the Orange County, California area. Following this position, she served as a Care Navigator from 2019 to 2020 in the Greater Los Angeles Area, where she supported patients in navigating healthcare services and resources.
Education and Expertise
Alexis Pierce earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience from the University of California, San Diego. This educational background provides her with a strong understanding of the psychological and neurological aspects of patient care, which informs her work in clinical workforce development.
Background
Alexis Pierce has built a career in healthcare, focusing on workforce development and patient navigation. Her experience spans various roles within COPE Health Solutions and COPE Health Scholars, where she has developed expertise in managing clinical teams and supporting healthcare delivery. Her academic background in neuroscience complements her professional endeavors in the healthcare sector.