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Non-Clinical Spending Insights for Healthcare CFOs with David Kirshner
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In this episode of CFO Weekly, David Kirshner, Managing Partner of Healthcare at LogicSource, joins Megan Weis to discuss the impact of non-clinical spending on financial health in healthcare organizations. They discuss strategies for optimizing vendor relationships, leveraging data and analytics, and navigating regulatory compliance. David also shares his insights on the evolving role of CFOs in healthcare.
David is the Managing Partner of Healthcare at LogicSource, where he builds and maintains relationships with the CFOs of healthcare clients, a critical group for LogicSource's solutions. He is also a Senior Executive Advisor at Janus Health and a Senior Executive Advisor at Waterstone Properties Group. Before that, David was an Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Lifespan.
In this episode, we discuss:
- How healthcare organizations can save money by optimizing non-clinical spending
- Why non-clinical spend management is critical for the financial health and sustainability of your healthcare system
- The importance of breaking healthcare silos to leverage non-clinical spending
- How to effectively manage change in healthcare spending
Learn more about David:
- David Kirshner on LinkedIn
- Janus Health Website
- LogicSource Website
- Waterstone Properties Group Website
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Previous guests include: Carl Seidman, CSP, CPA , CFO Advisor at Seidman Financial, Beatty D'Alessandro, Managing Partner at BCDN Advisors, Stephen Newland, CMA, Owner of MoneyPath FP&A, Emmanuel Daniel, Founder of The Asian Banker, Official Member at Forbes Business Council
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- Transforming the Four FP&A Key Pillars for Business Success with Carl Seidman
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In this episode of CFO Weekly, David Kirshner, Managing Partner of Healthcare at LogicSource, joins Megan Weis to discuss the impact of non-clinical spending on financial health in healthcare organizations. They discuss strategies for optimizing vendor relationships, leveraging data and analytics, and navigating regulatory compliance. David also shares his insights on the evolving role of CFOs in healthcare.
David is the Managing Partner of Healthcare at LogicSource, where he builds and maintains relationships with the CFOs of healthcare clients, a critical group for LogicSource's solutions. He is also a Senior Executive Advisor at Janus Health and a Senior Executive Advisor at Waterstone Properties Group. Before that, David was an Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Lifespan.
In this episode, we discuss:
- How healthcare organizations can save money by optimizing non-clinical spending
- Why non-clinical spend management is critical for the financial health and sustainability of your healthcare system
- The importance of breaking healthcare silos to leverage non-clinical spending
- How to effectively manage change in healthcare spending
Learn more about David:
- David Kirshner on LinkedIn
- Janus Health Website
- LogicSource Website
- Waterstone Properties Group Website
Episode resources:
If you enjoyed this episode, then please either:
- Follow, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts
- Follow on Spotify
Instructions on following, rating, and reviewing CFO Weekly are here.
CFO Weekly is hand crafted by our friends over at: fame.so
Previous guests include: Carl Seidman, CSP, CPA , CFO Advisor at Seidman Financial, Beatty D'Alessandro, Managing Partner at BCDN Advisors, Stephen Newland, CMA, Owner of MoneyPath FP&A, Emmanuel Daniel, Founder of The Asian Banker, Official Member at Forbes Business Council
Check out our three most downloaded episodes:
- Transforming the Four FP&A Key Pillars for Business Success with Carl Seidman
- Top Skills and Strategies for Standing Out in Finance with Stephen Newland
- The Future of Finance with Emmanuel Daniel
If you are interested in joining CFO Weekly as a guest, please complete this form: fame.so/cfo-guest
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