Mindy Chuang, Pharmacy Finance Manager
Professional Overview
Mindy Chuang is a seasoned Pharmacy Finance Manager with a strong background in healthcare operations and compliance. She specializes in financial management, 340B program oversight, and contract pharmacy administration within the pediatric healthcare sector.
Experience Summary
Current Role
Mindy currently serves as the Pharmacy Finance Manager at Stanford Children's Health | Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford, where she is responsible for managing the hospital's pharmacy financial operations. In this role, she oversees budgeting, forecasting, and reporting to ensure the efficient and compliant utilization of financial resources. Mindy's expertise in 340B program management and contract pharmacy administration helps the organization optimize its pharmacy-related revenue streams and maintain regulatory compliance.
Career Progression
Prior to her current position, Mindy held various roles within the Stanford Children's Health system, including Manager of the 340B Program and Contract Pharmacies, and Pharmacy Compliance Analyst. In these positions, she developed a deep understanding of pharmaceutical supply chain management, revenue cycle optimization, and regulatory compliance in the healthcare setting. Mindy's career progression reflects her commitment to continuous learning and her ability to take on increasingly complex and impactful responsibilities.
Academic Background
Mindy holds a Bachelor's degree, with a focus on her area of expertise. Her academic background provides a strong foundation for her work in the healthcare industry, enabling her to effectively translate technical and financial concepts into strategic decision-making.
Areas of Expertise
- Pharmacy financial management and budgeting
- 340B program administration and optimization
- Contract pharmacy relationship management
- Healthcare compliance and regulatory oversight
- Data analysis and reporting for operational decision-making
Professional Impact
Mindy's contributions have had a tangible impact on the organizations she has served. As the Manager of the 340B Program and Contract Pharmacies, she implemented strategic initiatives that led to a 25% increase in 340B-related revenue, while ensuring full compliance with applicable regulations. In her current role as Pharmacy Finance Manager, Mindy's financial acumen and analytical skills have been instrumental in driving cost savings and process improvements within the pharmacy department.
Conclusion
With her extensive experience in healthcare finance and operations, Mindy Chuang is a valuable asset to Stanford Children's Health. Her strategic mindset, technical expertise, and commitment to compliance make her well-positioned to continue driving positive outcomes for the organization and its patients.
