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Jeffrey Martorana, MD has extensive experience in the healthcare industry, particularly in managed care. Their most recent position is as the Chief Medical Officer at the Florida Association of Health Plans, where they currently work. Jeffrey is also employed as a Medical Consultant at MedReview Inc.

Prior to their current roles, Dr. Martorana served as a Medical Director at naviHealth, a company focused on improving healthcare experiences for seniors, from February 2021 to April 2022.

Before joining naviHealth, Dr. Martorana held the position of Health Care Executive at a leading managed care company from July 2020 to February 2021.

From November 2018 to July 2020, they worked as the Vice President of Medical Affairs at Sunshine Health. During their tenure, they also served as the Chief Medical Director, where they successfully facilitated the growth of multiple lines of business and significantly increased membership.

Prior to joining Sunshine Health, Dr. Martorana worked at UnitedHealthcare as the Market Medical Director from December 2005 to July 2013. Jeffrey oversaw utilization management programs and played a key role in cost containment efforts.

Dr. Martorana also served as the Medical Director for AmeriChoice, a division of UnitedHealthcare, from August 2003 to December 2005. In this role, they provided medical services to Medicaid and Healthy Kid enrollees in Florida, overseeing statewide utilization management, quality improvement, and medical management coordination.

Overall, Dr. Jeffrey Martorana brings a wealth of experience and expertise in managed care and clinical leadership to their current and previous positions.

Jeffrey Martorana, MD pursued their undergraduate studies in Biology, General at William & Mary. Following this, they attended Virginia Commonwealth University to earn their MD degree in Medicine. Additionally, they obtained a Virginia Medical License from the Commonwealth of Virginia Board of Health in January 1997 and a Florida Medical License from FLORIDA DOH in September 1989.