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Jamie Westbury joined the MJ team as a client executive in our Benefits Consulting department. In her role, Jamie collaborates with our MJ consultants and client service teams to support the management and execution of client benefit strategies.
Bringing nearly 15 years of extensive project management and client service experience, Jamie is a seasoned professional with over a decade dedicated to the employee benefits industry. In her most recent role, Jamie managed client relationships for one of MJ’s valued national medical vendor partners. This unique perspective has equipped her with an in-depth understanding of healthcare network strategy, member engagement tactics, clinical cost management approaches, and insurance funding mechanics.
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