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Mr. Ouellette has more
than 25 years of progressive hands-on operations hospital
and independent laboratory management experience.
Mr. Ouellette holds a Bachelors degree (cum laude)
from the University of Southern Maine and a Masters degree
in healthcare management from the University of Missouri
Columbia. He is a fellow in the American College of
Healthcare Executives, an Adjunct Professor for
Healthcare Finance and Information Systems at
Assumption College, Worcester, MA, a certified medical
technologist with the American Society of Clinical
Pathologist and a certified lean six sigma black belt. |
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He has served as served as the Vice
President and Chief Operating Officer of Clini Tech
Services, Inc., a multi hospital joint venture commercial
laboratory that he was instrumental in starting.
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June G. Smart,
PhD MBA CLD CLS - Vice President
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Dr. Smart
holds a PhD in Organizational and Business
Anthropology from Wayne State University, a Master’s
degree in Business Administration from the
University of Detroit and she received her medical
technology training in Oxford, England at the John
Radcliffe Hospital and Oxford College of Science and
Technology. has over 30 years of
experience serving the healthcare industry, spending the
last six years in healthcare consulting at hospitals and
academic medical centers for Chi Solutions Inc., and
Healthcare Solutions from Roche Diagnostics. |
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Her expertise includes: |
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Laboratory Operations Analysis & Improvement |
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Business
Intelligence & Reporting |
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Information/Knowledge Systems (Decision
Support) |
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Health System Integration & Consolidation |
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Laboratory Management Improvement |
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Organization
Cultural Assessment |
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Dr. Smart’s consulting experience includes
various market opportunity assessments, readiness
assessments for starting or growing outreach programs.
She also has experience in leadership and cultural
assessments, with associated coaching and guidance. In
addition, she writes articles for the Dark Report on
laboratory related subject matter, and has consulting
experience in the automotive industry.
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Management Decision
Systems also has contractual relationships with a
number of seasoned experts who share our commitment
to outstanding service.
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L. William Katz,
DBA CMC |
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Dr. Katz
is President
of
Katz &
Associates, Inc.,
a firm specializing in consulting to healthcare managers on
financial, management and management information issues.
He has more than 30 years of management and financial
consulting experience.
His clients include hospitals, medical schools,
medical practice groups, IPAs, PHOs, managed care
organizations, financial institutions, venture capitalist
and governments. Dr.
Katz earned his Doctor of Business Administration from the
George Washington University, his MBA from Amos Tuck School
at Dartmouth College and his AB from Dartmouth College.
He is a Certified Management Consultant of the
Institute of Management Consultants.
He on the adjunct faculty of the University of
Massachusetts-Amherst eCollege, the University of
Massachusetts-Lowell, and Cambridge College where he teaches
healthcare finance, health policy, and planning and
marketing. |
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His expertise includes: |
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Financial
planning, analysis & feasibility studies |
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Business
restructuring to improve financial performance |
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Medicare,
Medicaid and HIPAA compliance assessment, plan
development, auditing and training |
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Business
planning & evaluation of proposed health care
ventures |
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Strategic
planning and marketing |
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Prior to forming Katz &
Associates Inc., Dr. Katz was a Director in the Compliance
and Hospital/Physicians Practice of ZA Consulting, LLC.
Previously, he directed the healthcare management and
finance practice of Arthur D. Little, Inc. and managed the
Chicago healthcare consulting practices of Deloitte Haskins
& Sells and Grant Thornton.
Previously, he served in the consulting division of
American Hospital Supply and Medicus Systems Corporations. |
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Marvin S. Wool, M.D.
MPH |
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Dr. Wool is
President of
M.Wool
Medical Consultants which since 1997 has
helped a variety of managed care organizations,
integrated delivery systems, hospitals, PHOs and
physician groups achieve shared
medical
management, quality improvement and financial goals.
He earned his M.D. from New York University School
of Medicine, an MPH from Boston University School of
Public Health and an AB (magna cum laude) from
Lafayette
College
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American
College
of Physician Executives and a Fellow of the
American
College
of Physicians |
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Before founding
his consulting firm, Dr. Wool practiced Internal
Medicine and Endocrinology for 25 years and was a
physician executive for 17 years. At the Lahey
Clinic he was Medical Director of managed care
programs which included both a commercial and
Medicare HMO. At Harvard Pilgrim Health Care he was
medical director for its Joint Ventures and for the
Pilgrim Medicare HMO.
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Vince T.
Regina |
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Mr. Regina is
the president and founder of
V. T. Regina & Associates
and has been involved in medical
computer systems industry since 1964. He
founded V. T. Regina & Associates in 1981 and this
consulting practice is directed at two major
industries. The first is the healthcare
industry, where he provides expert guidance to
medical institutions in the evaluation and selection
of capital equipment, laboratory and radiology
consolations and clinical information systems.
The second is the high-tech industry, where he
provides management consulting with emphasis in
marketing development and business planning.
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Prior to starting V. T. Regina & Associates, Mr.
Regina spent 15 years with Becton Dickinson and
Company (BD) as Vice President, managing their
medical systems division. In this role, he was
responsible for the specification, development,
manufacture, sale, installation and support of
clinical products worldwide. Products included
information systems to supported entire clinical
departments, i.e. the laboratory, pharmacy,
radiology and cardiology, as well as hospital-wide
order entry and specific patient monitoring products
for critical care areas (ICU, CCU, ER, etc.). Mr.
Regina has also helped establish and manage the
complete operation of a clinical reference
laboratory that supported pick-up and delivery
services for a four-state area, mail-in accounts and
complete testing support for a 500-bed hospital. He
has also held management positions in software
development for the banking, pharmaceutical and
healthcare industries. |
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