E. Irrera
About E. Irrera
E. Irrera is a Provider Growth Representative at Headway, where they focus on expanding the network of therapists who accept insurance to enhance accessibility to mental healthcare. Previously, they worked as a Directress at Alexander Graham Bell Montessori School for three years and hold a Bachelor's degree from Grinnell College.
Work at Headway
E. Irrera has been employed at Headway since 2022, serving in the role of Provider Growth Representative. In this position, Irrera engages directly with therapists to facilitate their integration into a system that enables them to accept insurance. This role is crucial for expanding the network of therapists who can provide affordable mental healthcare services. Additionally, Irrera also holds the title of Business Development Representative at Headway, focusing on strategies to enhance the company's outreach and service offerings.
Previous Experience at Alexander Graham Bell Montessori School
Prior to joining Headway, E. Irrera worked at Alexander Graham Bell Montessori School from 2019 to 2022 as a Directress. During this three-year tenure, Irrera was responsible for overseeing educational activities and fostering a supportive learning environment. This experience contributed to the development of skills in communication and leadership, which are applicable in the current role at Headway.
Education and Expertise
E. Irrera studied at Grinnell College, where they earned a Bachelor's degree. This educational background provides a foundation for their professional endeavors, particularly in the mental healthcare sector. Irrera's expertise lies in promoting insurance acceptance among therapists, addressing the affordability barrier in mental healthcare, and enhancing access to services for clients.
Role in Mental Healthcare Accessibility
In their current role, E. Irrera plays a significant part in addressing the affordability barrier in mental healthcare. By promoting insurance acceptance among therapists, Irrera helps to increase their client base and make mental healthcare more accessible. This focus on expanding the network of therapists who accept insurance is essential for improving the overall landscape of mental health services.