NCMGMA Webinar - Introducing the Physician Association of California (PAC)

Northern California MGMA Webinar 

 Introducing the Physician

Association of California (PAC):

New lobbying and advocacy trade organization in Sacramento solely representing private practice physicians and small group practices.

Tuesday, February 11, 2025 | 12:00pm

Please CLICK HERE

to access the PAC Fact Sheet!

NO FEE TO ATTEND!

Please RSVP to Andrea McArtor: ajmcartor@aol.com

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Meeting ID: 865 0843 6241 | Passcode: 966423

*Drop ins welcome!*

Speaker Bio:

Matthew Robinson is an experienced healthcare advocate with decades of experience in California policy and politics. Prior to joining PAC, Matthew held senior government affairs roles at some of the highest-profile healthcare companies including Kaiser Permanente and Amazon. In these roles he successfully advocated for patients, employees and physicians’ interests in the challenging legislative and regulatory environment of California. He also represented the California Association of Health Facilities where he played a pivotal role representing the interests of over 850 skilled nursing facilities, 500 intermediate care facilities for the developmentally disabled, and 120,000 employees. His responsibilities included developing and executing advocacy strategies, cultivating relationships with legislators and government agencies, managing political activity and consultants, and fostering collaboration across the healthcare continuum.

A licensed attorney in California, Matthew has also successfully defended clinicians against medical malpractice claims and provided legal representation to medical physicians, hospitals, care facilities, and insurance companies across Northern and Southern California.

Matthew received his juris doctorate degree from McGeorge School of Law where he was a member of their award-winning mock trial team. He completed his undergraduate studies at St. John University where he was a student-athlete on their Division I baseball team.

A native of Sacramento, Matthew continues to live in the community with his wife and two kids.