Mr. Ted Henson Director, Health Center Performance and Innovation, National Association of Community Health Centers
Director, Health Center Growth & Development, NACHC
Ted Henson is the Director of Health Center Performance and Innovation at NACHC. His current areas of focus are health center growth and development, health center program compliance, enabling services, telehealth, the health care for the homeless program, and health center performance data evaluation. Ted also works closely with National Cooperative Agreement partners to stand up the National Resource Center for Training and Technical Assistance.
Ted is also the co-founder of Street Sense, a nonprofit newspaper for the homeless in Washington, DC. Ted earned a Masters of Science from the Harvard School of Public Health in 2012. While at HSPH, Ted was an Albert Schweitzer Fellow and developed projects at Brookside Community Health Center and Dimock Community Health Center in Boston, MA.
Ted is also the co-founder of Street Sense, a nonprofit newspaper for the homeless in Washington, DC. Ted earned a Masters of Science from the Harvard School of Public Health in 2012. While at HSPH, Ted was an Albert Schweitzer Fellow and developed projects at Brookside Community Health Center and Dimock Community Health Center in Boston, MA.