Scott Holladay joined the NASHP staff in June, 2003. Based in Little Rock, Arkansas, he manages Arkansas’s Medicaid Infrastructure Grant (MIG) project, under a contract with the Arkansas Division of Aging and Adult Services. The MIG project works to increase employment of Arkansans with disabilities. Activities have included an outreach to publicize the Medicaid Buy-In program and SSA work incentives, revising Medicaid State Plan personal care to allow services in the workplace, and coordinating VR and Medicaid waiver supported employment services. Scott previously worked as Director of Advocacy Services for the Central Arkansas Area Agency on Aging, executive director of a senior citizens advocacy group, manager of a nonprofit community radio station, and an ACORN community organizer. He has a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, and a BA in Urban Studies from Oberlin College.
