Colleen Erickson
About Colleen Erickson
Colleen Erickson is a Program Manager at Veradigm, where she has worked since 2018, focusing on client delivery and software quality assurance. She holds a B.A. in Mass Communications from Penn State University and has prior experience as an HR/QA Manager at ProSanos Corporation.
Work at Veradigm
Colleen Erickson has been employed at Veradigm since 2018, currently holding the position of Manager of Client Delivery and Software Quality Assurance. In her role, she manages quality management processes for Veradigm Life Sciences development projects. Additionally, she oversees client delivery for the Evalytica product, ensuring that client needs are met effectively and efficiently. Her experience in program management within the life sciences sector contributes to her ability to lead these initiatives.
Education and Expertise
Colleen Erickson studied at Penn State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications. This educational background provides her with a strong foundation in communication, which is essential in her current role at Veradigm. Her expertise lies in program management, particularly within the life sciences sector, where she applies her knowledge to enhance project delivery and quality assurance.
Background
Before joining Veradigm, Colleen Erickson worked at ProSanos Corporation from 2006 to 2010 as the HR/QA Manager. During her four years in this role, she gained valuable experience in human resources and quality assurance, which has informed her approach to program management. Her career trajectory reflects a consistent focus on quality management and client delivery in the healthcare and life sciences fields.
Achievements
Colleen Erickson has made significant contributions to Veradigm through her management of quality processes and client delivery. Her role in overseeing the Evalytica product demonstrates her commitment to enhancing client satisfaction and project outcomes. With over six years of experience at Veradigm, her work has been integral to the success of various life sciences development projects.