U.S. Bank picks Eric Levine for new healthcare payments role.
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U.S. Bank picks Eric Levine for new healthcare payments role. By PYMNTS | June 23, 2026 U.S. Bank has named banking veteran Eric Levine to a newly created healthcare payments role. Levine, whose resume includes time with lenders including Bank of America, Citi and JPMorgan, will become U.S. Bank's new head of healthcare for payments: merchant and institutional (PMI) sales distribution, the bank said in a Tuesday (June 23) news release. "Healthcare is a priority area for U.S. Bank, with significant opportunity to help clients simplify complex payments, improve working capital and create better experiences for the people and organizations they serve," said Peter Geronimo, the bank's executive vice president and head of PMI sales distribution. "Eric brings deep sector expertise, a strong treasury and payments background, and a client-first mindset that will help us accelerate growth and deliver more value to healthcare clients," added Geronimo, who joined U.S. Bank from Citi in February. According to the release, Levine has upwards of 20 years of experience in global payments, treasury solutions and the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. He joins U.S. Bank from Bank of America, where he helped provide global payment solutions to large pharmaceutical and medical device companies, and held top payments roles at Citi and JPMorgan. In this new job, he will be in charge...
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