Jennifer Reck is a Senior Policy Fellow on NASHP’s Coverage, Cost and Value team. Her work currently focuses on state strategies to lower prescription drug prices, including Prescription Drug Affordability Boards (PDABs). Since joining NASHP in 2015, she has designed and implemented technical assistance for state work groups and learning collaboratives on topics including PDABs, drug price transparency, drug importation, pharmacy benefit managers, evidence-based policymaking, and alternative payment models. She has also directed evaluation teams analyzing delivery system and payment reforms, including State Innovation Models, and led efforts at state dissemination of findings from a federal initiative to advance evidence-based preventive care. Prior to joining NASHP in 2015, Jennifer was director of grants management at the Maine Medical Association (MMA) where she engaged physicians in payment reform as well as outreach and advocacy efforts to implement the Affordable Care Act. She also directed the MMA’s academic detailing program – the Maine Independent Clinical Information Service – an educational outreach program to promote the evidence-based use of prescription drugs. She also worked as a policy analyst at Prescription Policy Choices, providing states with policy models and technical assistance to address clinical and cost concerns related to prescription drugs, and as a publishing editor at Elsevier Science, managing its portfolio of health policy journals. She received her master’s degree from Cornell University in Science and Technology Studies and her bachelor’s degree in the history and philosophy of science from Bard College.