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Randy Goodman

Feb 11, 2015

Cancer Genetics has named Randy Goodman its new director of reimbursement and clinical revenue cycle management. He previously served as project director for health economics, reimbursement strategy, and health care policy at Precision for Medicine, and from 2009 to 2011 he was senior director of global health economics and reimbursement strategy at ImpediMed. According to Cancer Genetics, Goodman also served as a healthcare reform policy consultant to the White House Office on Health Reform, and was a policy consultant to Presidents Clinton and Obama.

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