Ep. 35- The Future of Healthcare: Private Markets, Innovation, and Growth
On Today’s episode of Transforming Healthcare with Dr. Wael Barsoum, we’re honored to have Paul Krakovitz, MD, who is a visionary healthcare executive, physician, and innovator with over 20 years of experience shaping the future of medical operations and strategy. From leading high-impact hospital expansions to pioneering innovations in healthcare delivery, Paul’s career is marked by transformative leadership and a relentless drive for excellence.
As an Executive in Residence with Cressey and Company, Paul is dedicated to creating meaningful change in healthcare through private market investments. Previously, he served as the Desert Region President at Intermountain Health, where he oversaw a $2.6 billion region, driving growth, innovation, and operational efficiency in both fee-for-service and full-risk healthcare models. Paul’s leadership extends beyond operations. As a seasoned board member and thought leader, he has contributed to healthcare and business sectors through over 60 publications, more than 160 international lectures, and three medical device patents. His expertise has been sought by state advisory councils and has earned him accolades such as Castle Connolly’s “Top Doctor” and finalist recognition for the 2023 “Business Leader of the Year” by the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance.
With a background that spans clinical care, strategic leadership, and innovation, Paul has held key roles at Cleveland Clinic and Intermountain Health, achieving significant growth, operational efficiency, and cost savings. He also played a pivotal role during the COVID-19 pandemic as a Section Chief for Intermountain Healthcare’s Incident Command Operations. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Paul’s dedication to fostering strong relationships and empowering teams is evident in his personable leadership style.
Join us as we delve into Paul’s journey, exploring how he balances strategic innovation, community impact, and personal passions to make a lasting difference in healthcare.
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