I partner with healthcare organizations as an executive, a consultant, or a builder, depending on what you need. The work is always the same: find what's actually driving underperformance, fix it at the root, and build durable systems.
Clinical and operational leadership pulling in different directions, slowing every decision and draining physician satisfaction.
Turnover running 16 to 20% annually — with recruitment, onboarding, and lost productivity costs that compound quietly.
Scheduling inefficiency, clinician underutilization, and revenue cycle breakdowns eroding income that never appears on a single line item.
Regulatory exposure and accreditation vulnerability that threaten the organization's ability to operate.
Critical knowledge living in people's heads rather than systems — making every departure a continuity crisis.
The average hospital loses $60,090 per departing bedside RN. Revenue cycle dysfunction costs a typical $50M hospital $7.5M or more annually. US hospital labor costs increased $42.5 billion from 2021 to 2023. These losses are recoverable.
Most organizations in crisis don't need a report. They need someone who has actually run something hard — and who stays until it works.
Whether engaged as a permanent executive, a consulting partner, or a tool builder, the approach is the same: get close to the actual work, identify what's really driving the problem, and fix it at the root. Culture doesn't change from a slide deck. It changes from sustained presence and consistent pressure in the right places.
Identify the real incentive structures and informal power networks — the things that are not spoken aloud. On-site observation, leadership interviews, process review, and a prioritized action plan.
Work alongside your team — not from a report, not from a conference room. Whether in a permanent role or a consulting engagement, the work happens on the floor, where the problems actually live.
Build the infrastructure — SOPs, reporting systems, leadership frameworks, incentive structures, and operational tools — that allows the organization to perform independent of any single person.
The only test that matters is whether the results outlast the engagement. Systems and leadership in place to carry it forward. That's the standard.
COO, Clinic Administrator, or equivalent. Available for permanent placement or contract engagements. Brings a proven track record of operational and cultural turnaround in complex, multi-stakeholder environments.
Project-based operational diagnostics, workflow redesign, clinical-operational alignment, and change management. Scoped to what the organization actually needs, not a fixed methodology applied regardless of context.
Custom operational tools built around your specific workflows, metrics, and reporting needs. Scheduling systems, performance dashboards, SOP infrastructure, and workflow automation: built to fit, not adapted from a template.
A focused 30-day assessment of your organization's operational and cultural health. Findings report and prioritized action plan delivered on day 30.
Leadership development, team alignment, and identification of hidden incentive structures driving dysfunction. The work that organizational change actually requires.
Direct, ongoing access to senior operational expertise. Weekly availability for problem-solving, decision support, and guidance. On-site visits as needed.
All engagements begin with a no-cost discovery conversation. Contact us to discuss what's right for your situation.
Led a 24-month operational restructuring of a 550-bed inpatient facility operating at the intersection of four distinct institutional authorities — state corrections, university healthcare, accreditation oversight, and a competing university controlling shared IT infrastructure — each with competing priorities and incentives.
Healthcare Operations Executive & Consultant — based in Lubbock, Texas.
I solve operational problems in healthcare. I work with organizations as a permanent or contract executive, a consulting partner, or a builder of custom operational tools, depending on what the situation calls for.
My most recent role involved leading a full operational restructuring of a 550-bed inpatient facility operating under four institutional authorities with competing priorities. No prior experience in that environment. In 24 months: full re-accreditation, a 22% increase in clinician engagement, and a 58% reduction in agency nurse utilization.
What made that possible wasn't positional authority. It was a different way of reading organizations. I don't see friction as resistance. I see rational actors operating inside incentive structures. My work is to identify those structures, re-engineer them, and build the systems and leadership capacity to sustain results long after I've left.
Available for permanent COO and Clinical Administrator roles, contract and fractional engagements, consulting, and operational tool development. Based in Lubbock, Texas.
Whether you're looking for an operations executive, a consulting partner, or someone to build the tools your team needs -- it starts with a conversation. No-cost, no commitment.
I'll be in touch within one business day to schedule a conversation.