What makes a health system truly stand out on the global stage? It’s not just about groundbreaking clinical innovation and cutting-edge research, although these are crucial.
World-class health systems excel in building robust infrastructures and seamless business operations too. A key piece of the puzzle? Non-clinical procurement, a strategic–but often overlooked–function that underpins their unwavering commitment to excellence.
Watch this webinar for an insightful discussion on Non-clinical procurement innovation between Mark Van Sumeren, a seasoned industry advisor with over 40 years of experience in healthcare strategy, operations, and supply chain, and John Dockins, Executive Director of Sourcing & Vendor Management, from the renowned Cleveland Clinic. It may just reshape how you view the procurement function of healthcare systems – from mere cost-cutters to true value creators.
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Met the Speakers
John Dockins
Executive Director of Sourcing & Vendor Management, Cleveland Clinic
John leads a versatile team accountable for direct and indirect sourcing to include PPI, Commodities, IT, Non-Clinical, and Construction. He joined Cleveland Clinic in 2016 and has over 25 years of industry and non-profit experience with 12 years being focused on healthcare.
He is a veteran of the United States Navy who received his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Evansville and furthered his education by obtaining an MBA from the Pennsylvania State University. John continued his education journey by attaining several certifications including a Six Sigma Master Black Belt.
Mark Van Sumeren
Board Observer and Chair, Healthcare and Life Sciences
Mark Van Sumeren is the strategic advisor of the healthcare practice at LogicSource. He is a supply chain expert with 35 years of experience in business strategy and healthcare consulting. Mark has spent his career supporting health systems across the industry, including large, academic medical centers, integrated delivery networks, and for-profit health companies.
