Daniel Goldberg
About Daniel Goldberg
Daniel Goldberg serves as a Senior Program Manager III at Covera Health, where he leads initiatives for Payer Client and Provider Programs. He has a diverse background in healthcare management, having held various roles at organizations such as Avalere Health and Deloitte.
Work at Covera Health
Daniel Goldberg has been serving as Senior Program Manager III at Covera Health since 2023. In this role, he leads a team focused on implementing Payer Client and Provider Programs. His responsibilities include collaborating with leadership to design and deliver strategic programs tailored to Payer and Provider initiatives. Goldberg's expertise lies in synthesizing data-driven solutions that monitor the evolving healthcare landscape, which is critical for the success of these programs.
Previous Experience in Healthcare Consulting
Prior to his current position, Daniel Goldberg held various roles in healthcare consulting. He worked at Avalere Health as a Senior Associate and later as a Manager. He also served as a Consultant at CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, focusing on the affordability of care. His experience includes two years at Deloitte as a Consultant, where he further developed his analytical skills in healthcare solutions.
Education and Expertise
Daniel Goldberg holds a Master of Science (M.S.) in Healthcare Management from The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School, which he completed from 2016 to 2018. He also earned a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management and Policy from Georgetown University. His educational background equips him with the knowledge to deliver analytical insights that drive health product and service innovation.
Internship Experience
Goldberg's early career included several internships that provided him with foundational experience in healthcare. He interned at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital in the Department of Psychiatry and at the US Department of Health and Human Services in the Office of the Inspector General. Additionally, he gained experience at Memorial Hermann Health System and the Episcopal Church Office of Government Relations, which contributed to his understanding of healthcare systems.