Erin Miller

Erin leads the health policy work of the Colorado Children’s Campaign. She has led successful policy initiatives to expand access to health insurance coverage for Coloradans without proper documentation, strengthen the state’s Maternal Mortality Review Committee, improve access to school lunches, expand access to family planning services and oral health care, and improve pregnancy-related behavioral health. Before joining the Children’s Campaign in 2015, she worked as a WIC Educator and Local Area Retail Coordinator, a Special Assistant in the HHS Office of Planning and Evaluation, a Health Policy Adviser and Budget Analyst for the U.S. House Budget Committee and managed stakeholder relationships in the Colorado Medicaid Program. Her research and commentary have been published in Health Affairs, Medical Care Research and Review, and The Denver Post. Erin graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder and earned a Master’s in Public Health from Columbia University. She serves on the Board Advisory Group for Connect for Health Colorado and as an appointed consumer representative to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. She is a graduate of Smoky Hill High School in Aurora, Colorado. Erin lives in Denver and loves walking around the city with her husband, son and daughter.