Paul Webster
About Paul Webster
Professional Title: Intern Chief Financial Officer
Paul Webster currently holds the position of Intern Chief Financial Officer. In this role, he leads significant initiatives, including the signing of in-network agreements, developing policies for out-of-network billing services, managing relationships with insurers, and liaising with government entities. His responsibilities reflect his extensive experience in the healthcare industry and strategic leadership.
Career History and Strategic Roles
Paul Webster has a robust background in managerial and strategic leadership within the healthcare industry, spanning two decades. Since January 2019, he has been serving as vice president of strategy. Before assuming his current role, he was vice president of policy and health economics at Air Methods Corp., where his primary focus was on the economics of emergency air medical transportation. His diverse career includes negotiating in-network contracts, cost trend analysis, and integration of acquisitions.
Education: Accounting and Sociology Degrees
Paul Webster holds dual degrees, reflecting a strong foundation in both technical and social disciplines. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Metropolitan State University of Denver. Additionally, he holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from Hope College. This educational background has equipped him with a diverse skill set beneficial for his strategic roles in the healthcare industry.
Previous Experience in Finance and Compliance
Prior to his extensive career in healthcare management, Paul Webster accumulated valuable experience in accounting roles. He worked at Arthur Andersen, LLP and Compliance Systems, Inc. His work in these firms provided him a solid grounding in financial practices and compliance, further supporting his roles in strategic leadership and policy development within the healthcare sector.
Engagement with Legislators and Regulators
At Air Methods Corp., Paul Webster was responsible for engaging with legislators, regulators, and payers. His duties included articulating the economics of providing emergency air medical transportation. This role underlined his capability in mediating between various stakeholders to foster a clear understanding of economic and policy-related issues in healthcare.