Gerald A. (Andy) Woommavovah (Chfm)
About Gerald A. (Andy) Woommavovah (Chfm)
Gerald A. (Andy) Woommavovah serves as the System Director of Energy and Infrastructure at CommonSpirit Health, where he has worked since 2019. He has extensive experience in managing energy and infrastructure projects within large not-for-profit health systems and holds advanced degrees in Construction Management and military leadership.
Work at CommonSpirit Health
Gerald A. (Andy) Woommavovah has served as the System Director of Energy and Infrastructure at CommonSpirit Health since 2019. In this role, he manages energy and infrastructure projects within a large-scale, not-for-profit health system valued at $15 billion. His responsibilities include overseeing the implementation of enterprise-wide facility and construction initiatives across multiple states, ensuring that the organization's infrastructure aligns with its operational goals.
Previous Experience in Healthcare Facilities Management
Prior to his current position, Woommavovah held various roles in facilities management. He worked as the Facility Director at Memorial Health Care System from 2007 to 2011. He also served as the Assistant Director of Facilities Management at Catholic Health Initiatives from 2011 to 2019, and briefly as the National Director of Facilities Management in 2015. His extensive experience in healthcare facilities management has equipped him with valuable insights into the operational needs of health systems.
Education and Expertise
Woommavovah holds a Master's degree in Construction Management from the University of Oklahoma, where he studied from 2002 to 2004. He also attended the US Army Command and General Staff College, focusing on Leadership, Military History, and Joint Operational Planning from 2013 to 2015. Additionally, he completed training at the US Army Engineer School, specializing in Engineering and Facility Construction & Maintenance from 1997 to 1998. His educational background supports his expertise in managing complex projects in the healthcare sector.
Military Background
Woommavovah retired as a Lieutenant Colonel from the United States Army Reserve. His military service has contributed to his leadership and planning skills, which he applies in his commercial sector roles. The discipline and strategic thinking gained from his military experience enhance his ability to manage large-scale infrastructure projects effectively.