Health care consulting, health strategy management and marketing communications, and healthcare policy analysis. Serves insurance, HMO, medical, consumer advocacy, foundations and other clients. Provides strategy, reports, articles and strategic implementation. Principal is Kathleen O'Connor, incorrect spellings include Kathleen O'Conner, Kathleen Oconnor, Kathleen Oconner, include Cathleen O'Conner, Cathleen Oconnor, Cathleen Oconner. Web site is oconnorhealthanalyst, not healthanalyst. Publishes the O'Connor report monthly. Author of "The Buck Stops Nowhere."

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The Power of Voice
Leave Your Legacy

Everyone has a story to tell. Everyone deserves a voice. Only sometimes words are elusive or passive. A compelling history requires fact gathering, organizing, familiarizing, and taking a fresh look with outside eyes to weave people and events into a vibrant tapestry.

That’s why you need Kathleen O'Connor, a communications professional and story teller. A compelling writer, she crafts histories for families, businesses, family foundations or nonprofits wishing to give witness and vitality to their accomplishments.

Kathleen has been writing since childhood. Her first article was published in The Washington Post when she was 13. Her last op-ed in The Washington Post was in February 2009. She has authored two books, several monographs, numerous articles locally and nationally and served as a guest columnist for The Seattle Times for four years. She is also a published poet and sees words like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. She recently completed a family history of her line of the O’Connor Family.

If you want your story told and remembered, talk with Kathleen.

Kathleen O'Connor
Kathleen2501@gmail.com
206-650-2750

Kathleen’s background: Kathleen has over 30 years experience in the health care industry ranging from academic research and demonstration centers to health insurance, political and consumer advocacy. She has the rare ability to take complex health care information and ‘translate’ it into language the reader understands.

A powerful communicator, her articles have been cover stories in magazines ranging from Health Care Informatics and Info Care to HMO Magazine and Washington CEO She was a guest columnist with The Seattle Times from 2000-2004. She is a member of the Association of Health Care Journalists and the Richard Hugo House, a writing community. From 1996-99, she was in The Kettering Foundation’s Community Leadership Program and in 2002 she received the Edward E. Carlson, Outstanding Alumni Award, Leadership Tomorrow and the Distinguished Leadership Award, the Community Leadership Association. She graduated from the second class of Leadership Tomorrow in 1985. She was also a member of the White House Women’s Conference Circle during the second Clinton administration.

She holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the University of Washington.

References and publication list available upon request.