Leslie Margolin has worked to improve the quality, safety, efficiency, accessibility and affordability of health care for 26 years, which could make her one hot political ticket in light of America’s national health care shortcomings and the passionate debates about how to fix the system.
But for the moment, politics are the last thing on her mind, although that was not how her career started. “Since I was in junior high, I wanted to go to law school as a foundation for becoming a U.S. Senator,” Margolin says.