Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA

• Grew membership by over 30% and doubled revenues from $2.7b to $8b.
• Led expansions into Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, and Washington.
• Created four new care delivery subsidiaries: Healthcare in Action, HomeBase Medical, MyPlace Health, and Welcome Health.
• Launched first LGBTQ+ MA plan and other key diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

• Collaborated with faculty and fellows in the Department of Medicine's Clinical Excellence Research Center to develop innovative models of health care delivery.
• Authored and published studies on health care innovation to contribute to the advancement of the field.
• Transitioned from a consulting professor to an Adjunct Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, bringing expertise and knowledge to the role.

• Collaborate with the Board of Directors to drive strategic initiatives and decision-making for The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans.

Board member of specialty pharmacy company owned by Nautic Capital.

• Author articles on innovation and transformation in the healthcare industry for Forbes.
• Created highly circulated list of annual health industry predictions.
• Contributed to driving thought leadership in the healthcare sector.

Board Director for publicly-traded (NASDAQ: HLTH) digital health and device company focused on a point-of-care testing

• Co-founded and lead Healthcare: The Journal of Delivery Science and Innovation with a focus on promoting cutting-edge research in healthcare delivery.
• Collaborated with Dr. Amol Navathe to drive improvements in healthcare systems, processes, management, and applied information technology.
• Successfully secured funding from Elsevier to support the journal's mission of advancing innovation in healthcare delivery.

• Collaborated with Professor Michael E. Porter to develop academic articles and case studies on value-based health care concepts.
• Led intensive seminars on value-based healthcare delivery for domestic and global settings.
• Honorary appointment as Senior Institute Associate at Harvard Business School's Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness.

Elected member of Make-A-Wish Foundation national board.

Company transacted to Abbott Laboratories.

• Collaborated with board of directors to oversee strategic direction and growth initiatives for a private equity-backed home healthcare company.
• Played a key role in the successful transaction of the company to BrightSpring (KKR), ensuring a smooth transition and maximizing shareholder value.

• Spearheaded initiatives to promote the welfare of Harvard University and foster a strong relationship with alumni.
• Organized alumni events and networking opportunities to engage with the Harvard community.
• Collaborated with various departments to enhance alumni benefits and support programs.

• Led strategic initiatives to expand next-generation care management models nationally.
• Grew EBITDA from $25m to $100m through innovative care delivery strategies.
• Managed $1.6B in revenue and oversaw care for 180,000+ Medicare and Medicaid patients.

“PureTech” is a cross-disciplinary healthcare company developing novel medicines to tackle fundamental healthcare needs in disruptive ways/

• Serve as attending hospitalist on teaching services for Harvard Medical School and Boston University School of Medicine-affiliated residency programs.
• Provide 45-60 days of annual clinical service without compensation (WOC).
• Collaborate with medical teams to deliver high-quality patient care and mentor medical students and residents.

• Teach health care policy courses at Harvard Medical School
• Mentor medical students and residents on careers in health care policy, management, and administration
• Develop curriculum to educate future healthcare leaders
• Collaborate with industry experts to stay current on healthcare trends

• Led enterprise-wide global strategy on health information technology and clinical innovation at Merck, managing diverse teams and building partnerships with key external organizations.
• Executive sponsor for Comparative Effectiveness Research Center of Excellence (CoE) and Board Member of Merck Global Health Innovation Fund (GHI).
• Worked on the launch of Merck Health Services and Solutions (HSS), focusing on innovative solutions development to improve overall value of healthcare.

• Managed outpatient primary care clinic and completed inpatient rotations in various specialties.
• Co-led the creation of an innovative MBA-Residency program with Harvard Business School.
• Received the Resident-Mentor Award in 2012 for exceptional mentorship of junior residents and interns.

Served as consultant to senior management of health care provider organizations (Joslin Diabetes Center, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center); technology companies (LodgeNet HealthCare, CECity); pharmaceutical companies (Merck); management consulting firms (Accenture, Avascent Group); and global health organizations (World Health Organization, Pathfinder International).

• Co-founded group to promote health policy education in medical schools.
• Developed a case-based health policy initiative used at over 16 medical schools.
• Awarded over $190,000 in funding from Commonwealth Fund to support development.

• Managed key launch activities for Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, working closely with Administrator Donald M. Berwick.
• Recruited and built a full leadership team of 75 staff members for the agency, focusing on advanced payment models
• Directed strategy on key agency priorities and developed the "Administrator's Innovator's Series" to drive innovation within the organization.

• Directed critical portfolio areas including health plan and provider engagement with meaningful use and disparities in health IT.
• Managed consultant staff in developing organization-wide operational roadmap and oversaw recruitment of key staff positions.
• Brokered major announcements supporting ONC policies by key private sector organizations.

• Collaborated with Professors Jim Yong Kim, Michael Porter, Paul Farmer, and Joseph Rhatigan to establish a new research group at Harvard Medical School.
• Developed a case-based educational program and contributed to academic articles on "global health delivery."
• Built a framework for introducing management sciences to global health, enhancing the project's impact.

Fellow, Programs in Clinical Excellence, reporting to Sam Nussbaum, EVP/CMO and Lisa Latts, VP/Performance Improvement. Coordinated companywide inventory of pay-for-performance programs; developed strategic plan for provider-health plan gainsharing program.

Advised major academic medical center on strategies to improving national prominence in research, medical education, and clinical care. Worked under supervision of Tom McGuinness, Partner.

Program staff for Pursuing Perfection initiative; completed site visit of program finalist; co-authored book chapter with Donald M. Berwick on quality of care in prepaid group practice.

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