Kimberly Kim Berfield

Professional Background

Kimberly “Kim” Berfield is a business executive and Florida House member with earlier service as deputy secretary of the Florida Department of Health. Her campaign biography describes leadership experience at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital and WellCare Health Plans and work connected with the state women’s-health strategy and Tobacco Free Florida. Her official record lists undergraduate study at the University of Central Florida and an MBA from Northeastern University. Her current House service followed an earlier period in the chamber.

Experience

• Elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2022, reelected subsequently.
• Florida Department of Health, Deputy Secretary, 2006-2012, Florida State Representative for District 50, 2000-2006
• Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital: leadership experience (campaign-reported)
• WellCare Health Plans: leadership experience (campaign-reported)

Education

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  University of Central Florida, BA; Northeastern University, MBA

Office & Authority

Represents this district in the Florida House of Representatives.

Follow the Money

Reporting period: 2025-01-13 – 2026-10-02.

Reported Receipts

$176,400.00

Reported Disbursements

$152,902.04

Loans

$0.00

Monetary Contributions

$176,400.00

In-Kind Contributions

$22,730.50

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Sources & Further Records

Biography & Background

Portrait & Credits

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Official Records

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