Meet the Team
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Peter Cotterrell, PhD
Program Lead, North Highland
peter.cotterrell@northhighland.com
Peter has worked for North Highland for over 15 years. For the past nine years, he has been part of the Tallahassee office serving Public Sector clients across Florida, Georgia, Texas, Ohio and Oregon. This is Peter’s third year working on the FLEX program with Florida CAHs. Peter is leading the North Highland team supporting the FLEX program, with a focus on the financial and operational improvement analysis and recommendations. Peter has a PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Leeds.
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Director, SORH
Director, State Office of Rural Health, Bureau of Emergency Medical Oversight, Division of Emergency Preparedness and Community Support, Florida Department of Health
xxxx@flhealth.gov
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AHS QI Resource
TBD, Alliant Health Solutions
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Jennifer Elmore, Ph.D.
Director, North Highland
Jennifer.elmore@Northhighland.com
Jennifer has been with North Highland since 2020. She has more than a decade of professional experience working in and with state and county governments, and leading high-performing teams, multidisciplinary projects, strategic planning, performance improvement, program evaluation, communication, and research. Jennifer is engaged in the Tallahassee office serving Florida State Agencies and nonprofits primarily in the Health and Human Services arena. She is dedicated to creating a brighter, healthier future for Floridians through collaboration and a commitment to planned action. Jennifer has a Master of Human Services and Doctor of Organizational Leadership from Southeastern University.
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Flex Analyst
Flex Analyst
xxxx@flhealth.gov
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NH Project Analyst
Project Analyst
xxxx@northhighland.com
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Alexis Jacobs, J.D., FCCM
FLEX Coordinator, State Office of Rural Health, Bureau of Emergency Medical Oversight, Division of Emergency Preparedness and Community Support, Florida Department of Health
Alexis.Jacobs@flhealth.gov
Alexis grew up just outside of the small town of High Springs, FL and has always had a vested interested in public service. While earning her undergraduate degree from the University of Florida, she spent her free time volunteering in a homeless shelter, visiting the local work release program as a criminal justice research assistant, and in office hours as a legal teaching assistant.
These experiences led her to a passion for law and the drive to continue helping people, which she explored further during her time at the University of North Carolina School of Law. Alexis’ detail-oriented nature and love of the written word served her well as an Editor of the First Amendment Law Review for two years.