Carla Mitchell Email & Phone Number

United States

3rdLife offers interim executive leadership for healthcare and senior living communities, as well as advice and consultation to those navigating aspects of the third life - for themselves, their loved ones, and their business.

Interim Executive Director for 180-unit independent and assisted living community (market rate, tribal, and HUD), an institution of the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma.

Provide executive leadership for a 325 unit CCRC - Independent Living (market rate & subsidized), Assisted Living (Private pay & Medicaid waiver), Short-Term Rehab, Dementia, and Long-Term Care.

Carlsbad, CA, US

Full budgetary, facility, marketing, programmatic, and operations responsibility for a 100+ unit independent senior living community. Lead a motivated team of professionals helping our residents live vibrant, meaningful lives.

Needham, MA 02494, US

Lead a dedicated team creating a safe and beautiful home where residents are supported in living meaningful lives. Full budgetary, facility, programmatic, healthcare and operations responsibility for a 125+ unit assisted living and memory care community.

Marlborough, Massachusetts, US

As part of the executive team, manage day-to-day operations of a 400+ unit, $10+ million independent, assisted living, and specialty care community. Direct responsibility for resident experiences including sales, marketing, resident retention, and community services.

Direct operations of a multi-site Federally Qualified Health Center, operating health centers in rural Pennsylvania. Responsible for fiscal management, provider recruitment & retention, staff training, human resources, policy/procedure development, regulatory compliance, fundraising, grant management, community relations, and contract negotiation. Focused.

• Preside over administrative hearings and conduct administrative reviews in accordance with state and federal law and regulatory procedures, involving matters such as transportation, licensure, identity theft, and fraud.
• Recommend, guide development, and implement agency objectives, policies, and procedures.
• Develop and implement efficient processes for hearing preparation, flow of documents related to hearings, and hearing schedules.

Washington, DC, US

• Develop and nurture positive working relationships with state and federal policy makers.
• Prepare issue briefings and message points for internal and external audiences.
• Coordinate with internal experts to guide strategy development for advocacy efforts through goal setting, priority ranking, and political environment scanning.
• Maintain broad and basic understanding of AARP policy positions and advocate for those positions at the state and federal level.
• Recruit, train, and manage advocacy volunteers, mobilizing them to promote AARP’s social impact agenda.
• Represent AARP before law and policy makers and those who promulgate rules and regulations.

Volunteer board leader for a small, but ecclectic and innovative, non-profit orchestral group. Check us out on the web at www.orkestraprojekt.com.

• Manage staff who are responsible for public education initiatives, community outreach, information and assistance, and ACMS administrative duties.
• Develop and distribute fact sheets, message points, and presentations for internal and external audiences on key issues.
• Advocate for specific outcomes on policies and legislation that impact ACMS.
• Develop and maintain positive relationships with external partners.
• Identify potential sources of revenue; prepare and submit grant applications; negotiate public-private partnerships with local businesses.
• Recruit, train, and manage volunteers to meet identified community needs.

• Advise executive team on compliance issues related to federal and state laws, regulations, and rules.
• Represent WMHI as legal counsel at civil and administrative hearings (approximately 2,000 cases per year), focusing mainly on involuntary commitments, conservatorships, and employment litigation.
• Develop and nurture relationships with members of area legal community, other businesses, agencies, and organizations.
• Recruit and manage volunteer conservators for WMHI patients in need.

• Represent private clients in civil court matters focused on probate, estate administration, involuntary commitment, and guardian/conservatorship issues.
• Counsel clients and prepare estate planning documents including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, establishment of private foundations, as well as business and tax planning and preparation.
• Administer open estates.
• Accept court appointments for low-income community members.

US

• Research legal precedent related to matters pending before the Court.
• Prepare Court’s Memoranda of Law.
• Assist in management of court docket, procedures, and hearings.

Jd, Law

Law

Ba, Political Science, Government, Sociology, Economics

Political Science, Economics, Sociology