Mark Rodoff
Mark Rodoff is a Health and Reimbursement Policy Intern currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts at Marymount University, double-majoring in Political Science and Economics, and playing on the varsity men’s golf team. In his role, he supports the Policy Team by conducting research on behalf of clients, monitoring policy developments, contributing to client deliverables, and drafting policy summaries to address the health policy and
reimbursement needs of life sciences clients.
Previously, Mark interned with Germane Solutions LLC, a boutique healthcare consulting firm specializing in Graduate Medical Education (GME), where he crafted reimbursement models and provided regulatory insights for clients. Before that, at Capitol Advisors Group, he contributed to legislative research and policy analysis at the California state level, assisting with advocacy strategies for education and budgetary stakeholders. Earlier in his career, Mark served in the Office of Congressman Mike Kelly, where he conducted policy research, prepared hearing materials, and gained firsthand experience with the legislative process on Capitol Hill. He is passionate about the intersection of healthcare policy and economics and is committed to leveraging his academic foundation and professional experience to drive data-informed, practical solutions that improve access and outcomes.
reimbursement needs of life sciences clients.
Previously, Mark interned with Germane Solutions LLC, a boutique healthcare consulting firm specializing in Graduate Medical Education (GME), where he crafted reimbursement models and provided regulatory insights for clients. Before that, at Capitol Advisors Group, he contributed to legislative research and policy analysis at the California state level, assisting with advocacy strategies for education and budgetary stakeholders. Earlier in his career, Mark served in the Office of Congressman Mike Kelly, where he conducted policy research, prepared hearing materials, and gained firsthand experience with the legislative process on Capitol Hill. He is passionate about the intersection of healthcare policy and economics and is committed to leveraging his academic foundation and professional experience to drive data-informed, practical solutions that improve access and outcomes.
