Symposium Panelist:
Introduction: Bauer College Interim Dean: Dean Thomas George |
He has won several awards for excellence in teaching in MBA and Executive MBA programs.Professor George has done research in the areas of market microstructure, asset pricing and behavioral finance. |
Introduction: Dean Richard Scamell |
Associate Dean of Student AffairsValue, Teaching areas include Database Management Systems, Decision Support Systems, and MIS Research methods. |
Opening Keynote Speaker Dr. Latisha Rowe |
A physician leader in the field of telemedicine, she is the founder of The Rowe Network, which provides practice management support for physicians in private practice and physician startups. |
Hospital Processes Dr. Krishnamurthy (Moderator) |
Professor of Marketing, Director of the Institute for Health Care Marketing and Bauer Faculty Fellow. |
Hospital Processes Ms. Anna Stevens |
For more than eight years, Anna, CPA, has provided accounting services to health care organizations. Anna is an active member of the Health Care Financial Management Association (HFMA), the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants (TSCPA) |
Hospital Processes Dr. Emily Sedgwick |
Chief Quality Officer of the Baylor Clinic.Associate Professor of Radiology in the Section of Breast Imaging at Baylor College of Medicine. She is a graduate of UC San Francisco School of Medicine. She completed her residency and breast imaging fellowship at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School. |
Hospital Processes Mr. Charles Morgan |
An accomplished technology leader, having extensive knowledge with multiple technical solutions, project management methodologies and leadership philosophies. His previous positions include:National Manager of Business Intelligence/Business Systems at CHI St. Luke's Health System; Director of Enterprise and ERP Systems at Texas Children's Hospital; and Senior Technology Manager at the City of Houston. |
Hospital Processes Dr. Fernando Small |
Director, EHR Access and Revenue at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Bachelor's degree - Business Administration , University of Texas at Austin. Doctoral degree - Management , Policy and Community Health , University of Texas Health Science Center - School of Public Health. Master's degree - Public Administration , University of Houston. |
Disaster and Recovery Dr. Elizabeth Anderson-Fletcher (Moderator) |
She has taught courses in production and operations management, supply chain management, service operations management, and health care operations at both undergraduate and graduate levels, including Executive MBA and doctoral. |
Disaster and Recovery Paul Tabor |
Chaplin |
Disaster and Recovery Brian Bayani |
Chief of Northwest EMS. Chief Bayani has served as adjunct faculty for the Lone Star College - North Harris EMS Professions Program and has presented at several professional conferences, including the Texas EMS Conference and Special Operations Medical Association Scientific Assembly. |
Telemedicine Dr. Latisha Rowe (Moderator) |
A physician leader in the field of telemedicine, she is the founder of The Rowe Network, which provides practice management support for physicians in private practice and physician startups. |
Telemedicine Dr. Michael Davis (internist/cardiologist) |
Michael J. Davis, MD, MBA serves as Senior Vice President of NuPhysicia LLC. Dr. Davis directs specialty care with specific focus on cardiology but directs all specialty care management. He is recognized as the one of the nation's most experienced cardiology telemedicine practitioners. |
Telemedicine Jose Mathew |
Director Information Technology at Harris Health System. Active in national and community healthcare information technology advocacy and policy. |
Closing Keynote Speaker Dr. Stephen Spann |
The University of Houston has named Dr. Stephen J. Spann founding dean of the UH College of Medicine. A seasoned physician, health care administrator and medical educator who holds both an M.D. and M.B.A., Spann was appointed planning dean for the college in fall 2015. Since then, he has shaped an academically desirable and financially feasible plan for the new college that will complement the current medical landscape in Houston and Texas. |