Eating Recovery Center CEO and leadership

Rebecca joined Eating Recovery Center in March 2018 after a decade of executive-level roles in various multi-site healthcare services businesses. Most recently, Rebecca served as CEO of Hero Practice Services, a PE-backed practice management company with 25 nationwide practices that deliver dental, vision, and orthodontic services primarily to children in under-served communities with Medicaid-funded healthcare. Prior to this role, Rebecca served as Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer at Paladina Health, a start-up and wholly owned subsidiary of $13B DaVita Inc. Rebecca joined DaVita in 2009 and served as its Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer of the dialysis business initially. Prior to DaVita, Rebecca spent 2 years at Quiznos in various roles including Chief Marketing Officer and 6 years in the telecommunication industry at Level 3 Communications in various corporate strategy and integration roles. Rebecca earned her MBA from Harvard Business School and her BS in Political Science with Distinction from Princeton University and subsequently worked with Bain & Company and The Boston Consulting Group. Rebecca currently serves as an Independent Director and Audit Committee member for two publicly traded companies, Milacron Holdings Corp (NYSE: MCRN) and National Storage Affiliate (NYSE: NSA). A competitive swimmer for nearly 15 years, she now enjoys sports with plenty of fresh air and great views -- hiking, biking, golf, and mogul skiing. She lives with her husband and three children in Lousiville, Colorado.

Ken Weiner works at Eating Recovery Center and a CEO/Founding Partner at Eating Recovery Center and is based in Greater Denver Area.

Craig Johnson is a Chief Clinical Officer at Eating Recovery Center and is based in Greater Denver Area.

Ovidio Bermudez is a Chief Medical Officer at Eating Recovery Center.

Susan McClanahan, Ph.D., CEDS is the current Chairman of the ERC Pathlight Advisory Board and the Founder of Insight Behavioral Health Centers. Dr. McClanahan is a licensed clinical psychologist committed to leadership, teaching, training, research and advocacy in the field of eating disorders and general mental health. Having specialized in the treatment of anorexia, bulimia and binge eating disorder for the past 25 years, Dr. McClanahan is a leading expert in the field. She holds an Assistant Professor position at both Rush Medical Center and Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. Dr. McClanahan’s expertise is sought after at many major national conferences and events.