JAN MALCOLM

Corporate Board Profile

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UNITED THERAPEUTICS Corp

Filing Date	Source Excerpt
2024-04-29	Ms. Malcolm is an accomplished leader in health policy, public health, and health care finance and delivery. She has demonstrated a career-long dedication to improving the health of the public and the care of complex populations. Twice Minnesota’s Commissioner of Health under three governors representing two political parties (from 1999-2003 and from 2018 until her retirement in January 2023), Ms. Malcolm earned a national reputation as one of the first health care leaders to highlight health disparities and the impact of social determinants of health. As Health Commissioner during the COVID-19 pandemic, she also played an instrumental and visible role in educating the public, creating dynamic and user-friendly systems for sharing COVID-19 data with the people of Minnesota, and rapidly expanding testing capacity. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minnesota Department of Health had a budget of over $600 million per year from all funding sources, and employed over 1,500 highly professional staff. During the pandemic the budget and staffing more than doubled with federal funds, staff re-deployments, and temporary contractors. In recognition of her many accomplishments, in February 2024 the American Medical Association (AMA) presented Ms. Malcolm with the AMA Award for Outstanding Government Service.

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2024-04-29

Ms. Malcolm is an accomplished leader in health policy, public health, and health care finance and delivery. She has demonstrated a career-long dedication to improving the health of the public and the care of complex populations. Twice Minnesota’s Commissioner of Health under three governors representing two political parties (from 1999-2003 and from 2018 until her retirement in January 2023), Ms. Malcolm earned a national reputation as one of the first health care leaders to highlight health disparities and the impact of social determinants of health. As Health Commissioner during the COVID-19 pandemic, she also played an instrumental and visible role in educating the public, creating dynamic and user-friendly systems for sharing COVID-19 data with the people of Minnesota, and rapidly expanding testing capacity. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minnesota Department of Health had a budget of over $600 million per year from all funding sources, and employed over 1,500 highly professional staff. During the pandemic the budget and staffing more than doubled with federal funds, staff re-deployments, and temporary contractors. In recognition of her many accomplishments, in February 2024 the American Medical Association (AMA) presented Ms. Malcolm with the AMA Award for Outstanding Government Service.

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