Adam Christian
About Adam Christian
Adam Christian is a Business Development Manager specializing in healthcare staffing, currently working at Addison Group in Houston, Texas. He has extensive experience in managing partnerships with non-clinical departments and has previously held roles at BMO Financial Group and the US Army.
Work at Addison Group
Adam Christian has been employed at Addison Group as a Business Development Manager in Health Information Management (HIM) since 2016. In this role, he specializes in placing certified professionals in non-clinical roles within the healthcare sector. His focus includes recruiting for positions such as ICD-10 Coders, Trainers, and Certified Tumor Registrars. Adam manages partnerships with non-clinical departments on a national level, ensuring that healthcare organizations have access to qualified candidates.
Previous Experience at BMO Financial Group
Prior to his current role, Adam Christian worked at BMO Financial Group as a Credit Analyst from 2015 to 2016. During his one-year tenure, he gained experience in financial analysis and credit assessment, which contributed to his analytical skills in business development.
Military Background with the US Army
Adam served in the US Army as a Team Leader from 2011 to 2015, stationed at Ft. Lewis, Washington. His military experience provided him with leadership skills and the ability to manage teams effectively, which he applies in his current business development role.
Education and Expertise
Adam Christian studied at Dallas College North Lake Campus, where he achieved a degree in Business and Personal/Financial Services Marketing Operations. His educational background supports his expertise in business development and partnership management within the healthcare industry.
Specialization in Healthcare Recruitment
In his current position, Adam specializes in recruiting certified professionals for various healthcare sectors. His expertise includes placing Acute Care Hospital Coders and Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) Specialists, which are critical roles in ensuring accurate medical coding and documentation.