Alicia Jenkins

Alicia Jenkins, BS, RN, CWCN, is Vice President of Clinical Operations and Partnership Success at Corstrata and a nationally recognized expert in wound and ostomy care with over 25 years of experience across home health, hospice, acute care, and post-acute settings. Certified by the Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses Certification Board (WOCNCB) since 1999, she brings deep clinical expertise alongside a strong understanding of the operational and financial impact of wound care delivery.
Alicia has been a pioneer in virtual wound care since 2008, advancing innovative care models that expand access to specialty expertise, improve clinical outcomes, and reduce cost of care, particularly in home-based and resource-limited settings. Her work has consistently demonstrated measurable improvements in healing outcomes, length of stay, and supply utilization.
At Corstrata, Alicia leads the design and implementation of scalable virtual wound and ostomy programs integrated across Hospital at Home, post-acute, value-based care models, and rural and critical access hospitals, expanding specialty access in resource-limited settings. She partners closely with health systems, clinicians, and interdisciplinary teams to standardize care, support bedside providers, and drive both clinical and operational success.
A sought-after speaker and contributor, Alicia has presented nationally and published on virtual care innovation, palliative wound care, and care model transformation, helping shape the future of specialty care delivery beyond traditional settings.

Dr. Catherine Oliver, MD, CWSP
Wound Care / Emergency Medicine Physician
Director of Wound Education, AlohaWound Care, LLC
Queenʻs Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii

Dr. Oliver graduated from Tufts University and earned her medical doctorate at John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM) at University of Hawaii in Manoa, followed by residency training in Emergency Medicine with an additional Emergency Medicine Ultrasound fellowship at Stanford University. She is a board-certified Emergency Physician with over 13 years of experience at Queenʻs Health Systemʻs Level 1 trauma emergency department where she served as Department Chief. With her interest in education she completed a medical education fellowship at JABSOM and served as the Emergency medicine Clerkship and Emergency Ultrasound Director. She next transitioned to wound care and obtained her CWSP from American Board of Wound Management and for the past 8 years has served as the Director of Education for Aloha Wound Care, LLC and practices in both outpatient wound clinics and as an inpatient consultant throughout the Queenʻs Medical Health System in Hawaiʻi.

Julie Rhodovi is an accomplished, senior executive level professional, with health care strategy development, revenue cycle, payor and government relations, and contract relations experience. Her experience includes managing contract negotiations, field-based services, oversight of the cross-functional network service experience, and working with interdisciplinary management teams across the country to determine needed relations with payor organizations. She has worked in the post-acute care setting and the payor field for over 30 years, with direct experience in the building and launching of a Medicare Advantage plan. Throughout the past 20 years, Julie's direct focus has been in the wound care space of post-acute care, with specific concentration on the regulations and coverage.
Ms. Rhodovi is a Certified Wound Care Associate (CWCA) with the American Board of Wound Management (ABWM) and the current treasurer with the ABWM Foundation, as a Board of Trustee. She is a founding executive member and treasurer of the Post-Acute Wound and Skin Integrity Council (PAWSIC) and a Board Member on the Alliance of Wound Care Stakeholders. Ms. Rhodovi holds a master’s in business administration with a concentration in health management and is a certified six sigma lean black belt in healthcare (LBBH).