Hospitals and health systems are pillars in our communities. The work we do with healthcare organizations helps those pillars remain strong and continue to benefit our patients and neighbors.
Sarah’s diverse background in public health, interdisciplinary teams, and research affords her a unique perspective that is showcased by her ability to coalesce seemingly disparate factors to form one cohesive analysis. In an environment where fiscal constraints can make for difficult trade-offs, Sarah strives to generate optimal solutions from limited resources, a trait highly valued by her clients. Sarah’s talent lies in translating complex ideas into accessible language and visuals through careful data analysis.
Prior to joining ECG, Sarah served as finance chair of the Phillips Neighborhood Clinic, where she oversaw an eight-person team responsible for managing clinical and pharmacy finances to ensure the facility’s services could remain free to the community. Sarah also worked as a graduate consultant for a large health insurance company. There she developed and helped implement a business plan aimed at strengthening strategic partnerships and building consumer trust to drive the successful rollout of a new digital health platform to 50 million customers.
Education
University of Minnesota School of Public Health and Carlson School of Management
Master of Health Administration
Master of Business Administration
University of Minnesota
Bachelor of Science in Microbiology
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