an executive officer at Quest with P/L as the corporation’s Chief Medical Officer from 2009-2015. As Director of Hospital Services, Cohen had operational responsibility for all of the reference testing performed at Quest's four national esoteric laboratories servicing over 3,000 customers worldwide, including hospitals, commercial labs, Department of Defense, Veterans Administration, State and County Departments of Health, Prisons and Indian Services. Cohen was Executive Chairman and CEO of from 2019-2022. Bioreference Laboratories is one of the largest full service commercial laboratories in the U.S. with revenues of almost $ 1Billion, serving all 50 States with labs in New Jersey, California, Texas and Florida. The company has a 40 year history with a menu of over 3000 tests and 4000 employees serving 15 million people a year. Cohen successfully repositioned the company for growth with cost reduction, closing losing businesses and repositioning the company towards a specialty based commercial lab with specific expertise in oncology, women’s health and urology. He developed a new venture arm to win large B2B clients including health systems, urgent care, FQHCs, ACOs, medical groups and physician office laboratories. Cohen successfully executed on a payer strategy to increase national coverage to 84% covered lives in the U.S. He developed and launched Scarlet Health, the first in nation integrated digital platform which reimagines the delivery of laboratory diagnostics. Scarlet’s® on-demand, on-location laboratory specimen collection solution, with an expansive menu of more than 1,500 tests, enables a fully virtual telehealth experience. Scarlet delivers an innovative and mobile alternative to traditional laboratory testing options closing critical gaps in patient care and completing the last medical mile. Achieved reimbursement for Scarlet services with UnitedHealthcare, Aenta, MVP, Oscar, Centene and Humana, equating to over 85 million covered lives. Awarded national contracts with Teladoc P360, American Well, Oscar Health and Optum Virtual Care. https://www.scarlethealth.com/ Dr. Cohen led Bioreference to national prominence during the COVID-19 crisis. Bioreference is now recognized for their work as one of the largest commercial laboratories to have served the U.S. during the pandemic, having performed over 23 million PCR tests and as the national leader for surveillance testing. He has been featured in over 150 broadcast and written press interviews over the 24 months during the crisis. Political activities In 2002, Cohen served as health care policy advisor to gubernatorial candidate H. Carl McCall a in 2004 to presidential candidate John Kerry. In 2005, Cohen announced his candidacy for