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Center for Health and Humanitarian Systems
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Summary Sentence: During this webinar, Tarun Mohan Lal discussed the importance of recognizing leadership is a journey of continuous improvement, courage and learning.
Full Summary: Tarun Mohan Lal discussed the importance of recognizing leadership is a journey of continuous improvement, courage and learning as part of the Health System Leadership Webinar series hosted by the Center for Health and Humanitarian Logistics.
Tarun Mohan LalTarun Mohan Lal is an experienced healthcare leader with a passion for innovation, transformation and community support to improve lives.
Currently, Tarun serves as the Chief Analytics and Solutions Officer and Vice President at Atrium Health Navicent, where he provides oversight to the analytics and performance improvement functions across the system of care. Originally from India, Tarun earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering from Manipal University and a Master of Science in Industrial ngineering from Texas A&M University. He will be graduating with a Doctorate in System Science and Industrial Engineering with
focus on Healthcare from the State University of New York.
Tarun is author of several publications and a strong advocate of community support and mentorship. He serves as president-elect and diplomate of the Society for Health Systems, and as a member of the Board of Directors of several organizations, including New Leaf Behavioral Health and The Bridge International.
National Academy of Engineering/Discover-E named Tarun as one of the 13 New Faces of Engineering. He was also recognized by the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers as an Outstanding Early Career Young Professional in Industry. In 2021, Tarun was awarded the Management Award by the Society for Engineering and Management systems for his contributions with Pandemic Management in south central Georgia.
