Enhancing Correctional Healthcare: Leveraging the 340B Program for Inmate Well-being and Desistance

ICPA2024 Presentation by Brent Gibson and Brian Koehn (ICPA2024-PID023)

Authors

Dr Brent Gibson

Principal Consultant, Avocet Enterprises, LLC, United States

Brent Gibson is the Principal of Avocet. He is a board-certified physician executive with decades of experience in optimizing health care delivery for government-provided health services, and for both for-profit and not-for-profit businesses. He has served as a health services consultant for dozens of clients to include state departments of corrections, local detention operations, and private health systems. Dr. Gibson completed his AB with distinction in all subjects at Cornell University and earned a graduate degree in Public Health from the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences and Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Brent has spent over a decade providing clinical care and quality improvement for incarcerated and other challenging populations. He has served as a Clinical Director for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, a Certified Association Executive for the National Commission on Correctional Health Care, and as the Chief Population Health Officer for a large publicly traded, private correctional services corporation. He is also a Certified Correctional Health Professional. Dr. Gibson founded Avocet, a Chicago-based firm that provides direct and independent expert technical relationships with clients and partners nationwide. While based in Chicago, Avocet serves clients nationwide.

Mr. Brian Koehn

Founder and CEO, Social Purpose Corrections, United States

Brian Koehn is a distinguished correctional leader in the United States, known for his extensive experience and versatility in addressing complex challenges in prison, detention, and medical management. Over a career spanning more than three decades, he has held key executive roles, including Warden and Complex Warden of five correctional facilities, and Director of Security overseeing 65 prisons and jails. His leadership is marked by a commitment to innovation, enhancing the humanity, staff wellness, and rehabilitation of residents.

As the founder of Social Purpose Corrections (SPC), the world's first full-service nonprofit in the corrections sector, Brian drives cultural transformations that prioritize safety, wellness, and rehabilitation. SPC serves as a valuable tool for government leaders, offering innovative solutions to longstanding issues within the correctional system. Under his guidance, SPC champions a performance-based model that integrates dynamic security with holistic facility wellness.
Brian's military background, including service in the U.S. Marine Corps and the Army, further strengthens his strategic planning and leadership capabilities. His vision for SPC sets new standards in justice and rehabilitation, establishing him as a leader dedicated to life-changing reforms in corrections.

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