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- University degree with excellent academic record required; advanced degree preferred
- 5+ years of professional experience in a hospital/clinical setting or direct provider consulting environment
- Interest in procurement topics (medical/surgical supplies, pharmacy, purchased services), clinical operations (reducing length of stay, increasing throughput) and workforce management (optimizing composition of clinical and non-clinical labor); open to backgrounds working for GPOs, pharmacy companies, medical device companies and/or healthcare consultancies
- Deep interest and skillset in analytics and a passion for improving the way hospitals source and utilize external spend areas from supplies to pharmaceuticals to purchased services
- Experience and appetite in analytics and quantitative/data analysis ideally in the health care sector
- High level of entrepreneurship, professionalism and presence to succeed in a team-based setting on the ground with clients
- Interest in hand's-on change management and operational implementation involving multiple stakeholders across a hospital organization
- Sound problem-solving skills; ability to quickly process complex information and present it clearly and simply during change transformation efforts with clients
- Comfortable traveling to client sites as needed
- Preferred office locations: San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Charlotte, Boston, Atlanta, New York, Washington DC
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