Becca King is the Chief Operating Officer of HOPE, Inc., an Arizona-based peer-run specialty provider. She holds her Master’s in Public Administration with a concentration in nonprofit management and healthcare administration. Over the last 14 years, she has worked and advocated for peer-run services as an evidence-based practice in Arizona’s public healthcare system, overseeing programs and operations that creatively integrate peer support into systems of care, particularly transition points such as release from incarceration and hospitalization. In her current role, she works to foster partnerships with other providers that create opportunities for members to have timely access to the care they need while eliminating barriers, to provide the best opportunity for success. Becca is active in her community and has served on other nonprofit boards including the Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona and is currently the board president for NAMI-Southern Arizona. In 2018, she was featured by the Arizona Daily Star and Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce as one of “Tucson’s 40 under 40”, in recognition of her leadership accomplishments.
Becca is speaking during From Competition To Co-opetition: How The Integral Health Network Of Southern Arizona (IHNSA) Maximizes Value-Based Performance Through Data-Driven Collaboration.