Heather Manning Jones
About Heather Manning Jones
Heather Manning Jones is a Project Manager in Health Services at MAXIMUS, with over a decade of experience in social marketing and public health communications consulting.
Current Role at MAXIMUS
Heather Manning Jones serves as a Project Manager in Health Services at MAXIMUS. She has been with MAXIMUS since 2009. In this role, Heather focuses on overseeing health services projects in Boston, MA. Her responsibilities likely include managing project timelines, coordinating with team members, and ensuring that the project goals are met efficiently.
Previous Roles in Marketing and Consulting
Before joining MAXIMUS, Heather Manning Jones worked in various capacities across different organizations. She served as a Marketing Associate at Sermo from 2008 to 2009. Prior to that, she was an ALE Consultant at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts for four months in 2008. These roles contributed to her robust background in health services and marketing.
Experience in Public Relations
From 2005 to 2007, Heather Manning Jones worked as a Public Relations Associate at MIT News Office. During her two-year tenure there, she was likely involved in crafting press releases, managing media relations, and contributing to public-facing communications strategies, which built a foundation for her later roles in public health communications.
Educational Background
Heather Manning Jones holds a degree in Communication from Fairfield University. Additionally, she earned an M.A. in Health Communication from Emerson College. Her educational background positioned her well for a career in health services and public health communications.
Expertise in Public Health Communications
Heather Manning Jones has over a decade of experience in social marketing and public health communications consulting. Since 2009, she has been actively involved in public health communications projects, leveraging her expertise to drive effective messaging and strategies in the healthcare sector. Her professional focus has been centered around improving public health outcomes through strategic communications.