The Senate Finance Committee voted 14-12 Thursday to advance President Joe Biden’s nomination of Rebecca Haffajee to a top advisory role for navigating federal health policy.
Haffajee’s nomination to be the Health and Human Services Department’s assistant secretary for planning and evaluation (ASPE) will now go the full Senate for a vote. A public health researcher and attorney, Haffajee is currently ASPE’s principal deputy assistant secretary.
In her new role, Haffajee will advise HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra on disability, health, and other policy developments. She was previously an attorney with Ropes & Gray LLP and was an O’Neill Institute for ...
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