Former first lady Jill Biden has found a new gig in the swamp, working for the Milken Institute on women’s health issues, according to a press release.
The Milken Institute, a center-left nonprofit organization, announced on Tuesday that it would be launching a new “Women’s Health Network.” Jill Biden will serve as the chair of the initiative.
Under its new “Women’s Health Network,” Biden and the Milken institute will aim to promote research and development of services for women “by elevating existing and new efforts across the women’s health ecosystem,” the press release reads.
Biden holds a doctorate in education with a dissertation entitled “Student Retention at the Community College: Meeting Students’ Needs.” She spent most of her post-college career teaching English, but founded the Biden Breast Health Initiative, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer, in 1993.
While serving as first lady, Biden continued teaching English and writing courses at Northern Virginia Community College.
“The Milken Institute is grateful for Dr. Biden’s leadership during her tenure in the White House and her steadfast commitment to championing investment in women’s health. We are so pleased she will join us as we launch and grow the Women’s Health