Claire Wynne advises clients on strategy, program design, and policy analysis, with experience supporting managed care operations, federal health programs, and health system transformation initiatives. Wynne is known for translating complex analyses, regulatory requirements, and policy frameworks into clear, actionable strategies for payer and provider organizations.
Before joining ATI, Wynne served as a Health Practice & Systems Analyst at The MITRE Corporation, where she provided strategic and technical advisory support to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Her work spanned federal program design, acquisition strategy, and large-scale program evaluation. She supported CMS’s Rural Health Strategy through provider engagement across the United States and its territories and contributed to evaluation and policy analysis efforts aimed at improving access, efficiency, and quality. At MITRE, Wynne also supported the VA’s Community Care Network, contributing to acquisition strategy and program design for one of the federal government’s largest managed care programs. She served as a subject matter expert in value-based care and utilization management, helping translate policy and business objectives into acquisition-ready requirements and congressional briefing materials.
Wynne received her Master of Public Health in Health Policy from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Economy from Tulane University.