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SUMMARY:AHLC Pop-Up Lunch at Asian Mint
DESCRIPTION:  \nYou are invited to come share your lunch hour with Asian Healthcare Leaders to build community\, swap stories and learn something new about diverse representation in healthcare leadership! We only have 10 spots at this location\, so please be sure to reserve your seat at this community table! \nPlease note: Lunch will be user pay. \nThere are two AHLC lunches taking place in the Metroplex at this same time. By registering for this event\, you will be signing up to go to Asian Mint location in Dallas at 75 and Forest Lane. \nAsian Mint\n11617 N Central Expressway\, Unit 135\nDallas\, TX 75243 \n  \nThe conversation leaders at this location will be: \nAditi Mulgaonkar\nAssistant Professor\, Department of Radiology\nUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center \nArchana Mahimkar\nSenior Director Clinical Quality Improvement & Safety\nWalgreens Health \nSejal Patel\nDirector of Operations\nUS Anesthesia Partners \n  \nRegister Here\n  \nConversation Leaders’ Bios: \n  \nArchana Mahimkar\, Senior Director Clinical Quality Improvement & Safety\, Walgreens Health \nAs the Senior Director for Quality\, Patient Experience & Safety\, Archana is responsible for the overall quality framework delivered under Walgreens Health. In her role\, Archana works cross functionally across the organization to lead development of strategies\, plans and operational processes to ensure compliance with value-based care arrangements. Archana brings over 15 years of leadership and operational experience across a portfolio of industry-leading businesses and services in healthcare quality\, quality improvement\, clinical quality outcomes and process improvement. She has a CPHQ as well as a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt. \n  \nThroughout her career\, Archana has worked collaboratively with healthcare providers and administrators to provide standardized\, patient-centric care and improve health & quality outcomes. This has become her area of focus as she operationalizes a comprehensive quality approach for Walgreens Health to further the company’s purpose to create more joyful lives through better health. As a transformational leader\, Archana is passionate in her belief that a comprehensive\, holistic\, patient-centric model for care gap closures is needed – one that leverages the physical\, virtual & digital sites of care\, allows real-time access & availability to clinicians\, focuses on health equity & SDOH and partners with payors to offer customized solutions for their population quality needs. \n  \nAditi Mulgaonkar is an Assistant Professor in the department of Radiology at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (UTSW)\, Dallas\, TX since September 2022. She earned her doctorate (PhD) in August 2012 in the field of Pharmaceutical Sciences from Virginia Commonwealth University\, School of Pharmacy\, Richmond\, VA. Her doctoral research was focused on drug metabolism/transporters mediated drug interactions and pharmacokinetics. After graduation she pursued a postdoctoral Oakridge Institute for Science and education (ORISE) fellowship from 2012-2013 with the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in collaboration with the Drug Interaction database® (DIDB) at University of Washington\, Seattle\, WA. The year-long fellowship included an evaluation of the new drug applications approved by FDA in 2012 with respect to drug-transporter/enzyme-mediated drug interactions\, and changes in drug pharmacokinetics with organ (kidney/liver) impairment. With her specific expertise in drug transporters and pharmacokinetics she continued to work through 2014 with the DIDB team for the curation and analysis of reported clinically relevant drug transporter based drug-drug interactions. \nHer interest towards pursuing research in molecular imaging technologies led her to join Dr. Xiankai Sun’s team in the Department of Radiology at UTSW as a postdoctoral researcher in July 2014. Since then\, she has progressed in her career at UTSW from a trainee to being a research faculty since 2019. Her research interests include design of efficient radiolabeled probes based on macro-molecules such as metal-based nanoparticles\, and monoclonal antibodies for imaging with nuclear medicine modalities such as positron emission tomography (PET) and single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT). Her research has supported development of efficient translational strategies for diagnosis and/or treatment of cancers and other disease conditions. With her previous experience in pharmacological science\, she has advanced her expertise in the rapidly emerging fields of infection imaging\, inflammation imaging\, and immunological PET imaging. Her research experience spanning over a decade has resulted in over 20 publications in highly reputed scientific journals\, > 17 scientific poster presentations at well-recognized international conferences\, and > 930 citations. Through her tenure as an academician\, Aditi has mentored > 9 student trainees\, 4 research staff\, and trained other junior peers for conducting research. \nAditi is also the Assistant Regulatory Affairs Officer in the Cyclotron and Radiochemistry Program (CRP) at UTSW since 2016. In this role she actively assists in managing the CRP’s quality assurance operations to facilitate production of radiotracers for clinical trials and applications\, perform regulatory filings\, and maintain facility compliance. \nThrough her career\, Aditi has developed a combination of skills in diverse fields including pharmaceutical sciences\, radiological sciences\, and regulatory affairs\, all converging towards achievement of improved patient outcomes. She further wishes to continue her contribution towards improvement in disease management by engaging in the cutting-edge field of imaging science. \n  \nSejal Patel is an exceptionally skilled healthcare professional who brings a wealth of expertise in healthcare administration. With a master’s degree in health administration and certifications in Lean Six Sigma (LSSYB) and Medical Technology (MT-ASCP)\, she possesses a comprehensive understanding of process improvement methodologies and clinical laboratory operations. Throughout her career\, she has held prominent positions in various healthcare organizations\, including non-profit Level I trauma center\, for-profit acute care hospital\, cancer center\, and physician-owned\, physician-led\, and physician co-managed healthcare organizations. In these roles\, she has successfully streamlined operational processes\, optimized resource utilization\, and implemented robust quality management systems. Patel’s proficiency in healthcare administration\, coupled with her analytical mindset and unwavering dedication to excellence\, has made her an invaluable asset in driving operational efficiencies and achieving exceptional patient care outcomes. \n  \nRegister Here\n 
URL:https://achentx.org/event/ahlc-pop-up-lunch-at-asian-mint/
LOCATION:Asian Mint\, 11617 North Central Expressway #Suite 135\, Dallas\, TX\, 75243
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SUMMARY:AHLC Pop-Up Lunch at Malai Kitchen
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to come share your lunch hour with Asian Healthcare Leaders to build community\, swap stories and learn something new about diverse representation in healthcare leadership! We only have 10 spots at this location\, so please be sure to reserve your seat at this community table! \nPlease note: Lunch will be user pay. \nThere are two AHLC lunches taking place in the Metroplex at this same time. By registering for this event\, you will be signing up to go to Malai Kitchen in Southlake. \n  \nMalai Kitchen\n1161 E Southlake Blvd #220\nSouthlake TX 76092 \n  \nThe conversation leaders at this location will be: \nNeha Kunte\nCEO\nMNK Infotech\, Inc. \nVanessa Lee\nClinical Program Consultant\nUnitedHealthcare \nAngela Vincent Michael\, FACHE\nDirector\, Performance Improvement\nMethodist Health System \nRegister Here\nConversation Leaders’ Bios: \n  \nNeha Kunte is the owner of MNK Infotech\, Inc. an award-winning IT company in the Dallas Ft-Worth region. She is an accomplished executive and international thought leader with a proven ability to create\, develop and deploy new sales/ marketing strategies that can change a company’s overall business and financial objectives. \nAs a local community leader\, she is an advocate for small business success and has demonstrated her passion by leading local area organizations on small business policy and economic development strategies. She has been appointed to numerous state/local civic boards and commissions to further the advancement of minority community representation on health care\, land use and women’s issues. Neha has led numerous international trade delegations for local Asian American businesses to Asia and India where she applied her multilingual skills and diaspora commercial diplomacy expertise for U.S. based small businesses to be successful in emerging Asian countries. \nFor her efforts she has received local and regional awards on her community leadership and passion for diversity and inclusion. In 2020\, Neha served as the Chairwoman for the Asian Chamber of Texas and has led the transformation for the state’s largest Asian American Chamber of Commerce to meet the demands of a 21st century global economy. She is a proud wife\, mother of two and tries to keep a healthy work life balance by enjoying Indian Classical dance and being a Henna Artist. \nShe holds bachelor’s degree in financial accounting from Mumbai University and speaks 6 languages\, English\, Hindi\, Japanese\, Marathi\, Gujrati and Sanskrit. \n  \nVanessa Lee joined UnitedHealthcare in December 2022 as a Clinical Program Consultant working in prior authorization strategy across all lines of business. \nShe is a collaborative\, proactive leader with experience in Strategy and Business Development in large and small health systems as well as large insurers. Her most recent role was as a Program Manager in Corporate Strategy with CHRISTUS Health. Before joining CHRISTUS\, Vanessa served Genesis Health System in Business Development where she began her journey to process improvement and systems thinking with experience as a Baldrige Examiner in Iowa and Illinois. In addition to bringing emerging technologies and new business to the health system\, Vanessa served as a representative of the health system on multiple community initiatives including affordable housing\, child community resources\, behavioral health resources\, and lead-based paint remediation\, where she worked with community leaders\, local agencies\, nonprofits\, and competing health systems to create working solutions for the Quad Cities’ most vulnerable populations. Locally\, she serves various roles in the North Texas Chapter of ACHE. Vanessa’s business expertise is complemented by her commitment to the “guest” experience as instilled in her from her time as a Disney Cast Member. She is a decorated graduate of Texas A&M University for both her Masters of Health Administration and BS in Biomedical Sciences and is a former member of the Corps of Cadets\, Squadron 20. \n  \nAngela Vincent Michael is a healthcare leader\, coach and collaborator who is passionate about improving patient experience and key outcomes by engaging clinical and operational leaders on innovative process and technology changes. Her passion for healthcare improvement is cemented firmly in her experience as the advocate and care navigator for her mom (oncology) and daughter (prematurity). As a young millennial female healthcare leader\, whose ethnicity and origin have ties to India\, Nigeria\, Canada\, and America\, Angela also believes in gently and peacefully influencing an inclusive and equitable culture for all. \nFor over a decade\, Angela has engaged healthcare cross-functional teams with a strong focus on clinical quality improvement\, performance excellence\, project management and clinical analytics. In her current role at a local healthcare system in the Dallas-Fort Worth region\, she collaborates with leaders at all levels of the organization to advance patient care and employee engagement using the lens of improvement and analytics. Angela holds a Master’s degree in Health Finance and Management from Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health. She thrives on connecting healthcare leaders via her engagement with the Asian Healthcare Leaders Community NTX\, ACHENTX Education Committee\, and the DFWHC Performance Improvement committee. \nAngela’s world revolves around her family\, her husband\, their 11 year old daughter\, 8 year old son and two dogs\, Spot and Snow! Her all-time favorite quote is by Dr. Nelson Mandela\, “I never fail. I am either winning or learning”. \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://achentx.org/event/ahlc-pop-up-lunch-at-malai-kitchen/
LOCATION:Malai Kitchen\, 1161 E Southlake Blvd #220\, Southlake\, TX\, 76092
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