Webinar: Careers in Healthcare Consulting

Webinar: Careers in Healthcare Consulting 

Part 2 of the CTAHE Early Careerist Webinar Series
Thursday, April 1, 2021 
5:30pm – 6:30pm 

Are you interested in healthcare consulting? Being a healthcare consultant is one of the most dynamic and diverse jobs in the healthcare industry. Managing performance improvement projects and having the ability to work with multiple healthcare leaders from health systems around the country makes this fast paced job one that is filled with learning and opportunity.

The objective of this webinar is to provide a snapshot into the daily lives of a consultant and a former consulting intern on their career trajectories, and their perspective of how consulting improves healthcare systems nationwide.

This program is complimentary to attend and valued at 1.0 hour of ACHE Qualified Education. 

Click here to register now! 

Meet Our Speakers: 

Megna Kuverji graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Health Science with a minor in Business Administration from Boston University. She completed an internship with BRG in the Healthcare Process Improvement Division.

Faiza Haseeb is a global healthcare leader with expertise in developing offerings that optimize health system performance. She is the Vice Chair for Governance and Operations for Shifa Health and Community Service and is on the Board of WiseUp TX.

Meet Our Moderator: 

Stephen Liebowitz is a Senior Associate in BRG’s Healthcare Performance Improvement practice who specializes in developing relationships with health system leadership to implement system
performance improvement initiatives and ensure system network integrity. Mr. Liebowitz works with the Portfolio Optimization team to streamline referral and scheduling processes for hospitals and ambulatory sites, while identifying service gaps and enhancing patient access in health systems.

Prior to joining BRG, he completed a nationally competitive Administrative Fellowship at Geisinger Health System gaining experience in Hospital and Ambulatory operations where he led multiple system wide quality and performance improvement initiatives. Stephen is a dedicated healthcare professional and regularly participates in a variety of volunteer activities and committees with his local ACHE chapter and serves on multiple boards for national not-for-profit organizations. He is also completing his Doctorate in Health Administration and Policy from the Medical University of South Carolina.