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Employees United States of Care Action Caitlin Westerson

Caitlin Westerson

Highest compensated employee

SR Director of State Policy/Advocacy at United States of Care Action

Fiscal year ended December 31, 2024. Published on January 25, 2026.

$139,904

2024

Total compensation

Caitlin Westerson has been listed as an employee of United States of Care Action in Form 990 filings since fiscal year 2024.

Annual compensation details

$139,904

SR Director of State Policy/Advocacy

2024

$77k org

22 hrs/wk

$64k related

18 hrs/wk

Total compensation by year

Compare the compensation of Caitlin Westerson to:

2024

Other employees at United States of Care Action

Chief Executive Officer and Chair

$9,281 from org$361,968 from related$57,328 other

Chief Operating Officer/Treasurer

$603 from org$240,680 from related$34,309 other

Venice Haynes, Ph.D.

SR Director Rsch/Comm Engmt

$11,366 from org$140,182 from related$19,991 other

Communications Director

$19,877 from org$123,639 from relatedNo other comp

Elizabeth Hagan

Director of State Policy Solutions

$19,476 from org$110,709 from relatedNo other comp

Director of Institutional Philanthropy

$1,873 from org$124,659 from relatedNo other comp

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2024 United States of Care Action 990 published

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