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Process Improvement Consultant - Hospital

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biztek peoplePortland (ME)

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About the role

Process Improvement Consultant (Healthcare Operations) BizTek People is in search for an experienced Process Improvement Consultant (Healthcare Operations) for our client in Portland, OR! Contract: 13 weeks with possible extension to 26 weeks Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM Work Type: Hybrid (local candidates required)
Overview: Seeking an experienced Performance Improvement Consultant to support ambulatory access and operational improvement initiatives within a large healthcare environment. This role partners with leadership and operational teams to improve patient access, optimize workflows, and drive Lean-based performance improvement strategies.
Responsibilities:
  • Lead Lean and A3-based improvement initiatives
  • Partner with leadership on strategic operational goals
  • Facilitate large-scale access and performance improvement projects
  • Coach leaders and teams on Lean methodologies and change management
  • Develop and deliver training related to operational excellence and patient access
  • Establish sustainable workflows and management systems
Required Qualifications:
  • Bachelor's degree in Healthcare, Business, Engineering, Science, or related field 7+ years of performance improvement experience OR 5+ years of healthcare experience plus 3+ years in leadership/performance improvement
  • Hands-on Lean experience
  • Lean Certification required
Preferred Qualifications:
  • Master's degree
  • Healthcare industry experience
  • Experience working with senior leadership
  • Six Sigma, Change Management, or EPIC Cadence certifications preferred
  • SkillsLean/process improvement expertise
  • Strong facilitation and project management skills
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder management
  • Data analysis and Microsoft Office proficiency

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