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Pascagoula, Ms, Us

Training and education, professional.

Stockholm, Se

Spearheaded global training strategies and leadership for Applications Training and Education Centers around the world. Assessed existing curriculum and delivery models, identified areas that could be improved, and worked to consolidate education development and delivery functions from a matrixed organization to a more streamlined functional one. • Increased functional efficiency and grew sales of training offerings through the launch of an innovative global LMS and restructure of how training was sold from traditional offerings to Elekta Care Credits.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Launched a new strategic direction in the expansion into emerging markets. Evaluated training available in emerging markets and developed/launch new strategies to increase new business and market growth. Cultivated mutually beneficial relationships with non-profits, NGO’s and MOH’s around the world through a non-profit arm of Varian called Access to Care Foundation. • Enabled business growth in emerging markets by bridging knowledge gaps in the regions for radiation oncology professionals which created human capital gaps.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Led the development and facilitation of strategic direction and leadership Applications Training; programs include 350+ employees internationally. Strategically launched worldwide training within $42M total operating budget. Managed and facilitated staff supervision, performance oversight, and internal / client training on new products (approximately five per year).• Increased global technology adoption rates multiple times through the transfer of knowledge from product engineering to global customer support functions during new product introduction.• Achieved global consistency across quality of training and double-digit growth in customer satisfaction through the restructuring of global education and training functions into one global function.

Us

•Supervised 45 personnel encompassing 2 departments at 2 hospitals.•Merged the 2 hospitals and reduced operating overhead by $250,000 per year.•Responsible for a patient load of approximately 1,200 new radiation patients per year.