Christine Zizzi

Prior to joining Sellers Dorsey, Christine served as the founding director of the Center for Health + Technology (CHeT) Health Division at the University of Rochester Medical Center. There, she independently developed research priorities at the intersection of clinical research, healthcare access, and health policy; lead research projects; and identified and fostered partnerships with institutional collaborators, community partners, and other health stakeholders. She led business development for the division through independently identifying, writing, and receiving federal, philanthropic, and university funding opportunities. She advised research investigators to reduce underrepresentation in clinical research and disparities in neurologic health outcomes. She also led numerous research and community engagement projects, which included conceptualization of study/program design, development of research/program protocols, data analysis of qualitative and quantitative results, and dissemination of findings. Prior to her work with CHeT Health, Christine served as a Graduate Consultant on the Housing for Health team of NYC Health + Hospitals, where he led comprehensive quantitative and qualitative data analysis of implementation of Department of Housing and Urban Development Emergency Housing Voucher Initiative.


Current Responsibility

As a Senior Consultant, Christine supports the firm on the National Medicaid Financing Policy and Innovation team through new product/market development. In this work, she consolidates research on emerging models in priority areas identified by the firm and identifies new opportunities, informed by federal policy developments and precedent.

Education

    • Princeton University, MPA
    • Hamilton College, BA, Economics
Contact Us
Ready to make a bigger impact?
Discover how Sellers Dorsey can help.
Our Team
offers culture
Meet Our Team of Innovators
Our team of forward-thinking leaders is the driving force behind our success. Learn more about their expertise and experience