Sarah Wiley
About Sarah Wiley
Sarah Wiley serves as the Managing Director at Kaufman Hall, bringing over 25 years of experience in healthcare strategy and leadership. She previously held a similar position at Monitor Deloitte and is recognized for her mentorship and ability to lead diverse teams.
Work at Kaufman Hall
Sarah Wiley serves as Managing Director at Kaufman Hall, a position she has held since 2022. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, she brings over 25 years of experience in healthcare strategy to the firm. Her role involves developing and implementing strategies that address the complex challenges faced by healthcare organizations. Under her leadership, Kaufman Hall continues to enhance its service offerings and support for clients in the healthcare sector.
Education and Expertise
Sarah Wiley holds an A.B. in History and Russian from Duke University. She furthered her education at The Johns Hopkins University, where she earned a Master's in Health Sciences with a focus on Health Policy Analysis. This educational background equips her with a comprehensive understanding of both historical contexts and contemporary health policy, which she applies in her strategic work within the healthcare industry.
Background
Before joining Kaufman Hall, Sarah Wiley spent 25 years at Monitor Deloitte, where she held the position of Managing Director from 1997 to 2022. During her tenure in the San Francisco Bay Area, she developed a strong foundation in healthcare strategy, focusing on innovative solutions for healthcare organizations. Her extensive career has provided her with a wealth of knowledge and experience in the healthcare sector.
Achievements
Sarah Wiley is recognized for her ability to lead diverse teams effectively and is a sought-after mentor in the healthcare industry. Her extensive experience in sales within the healthcare sector has contributed to her reputation as a leader in developing innovative strategies. Her contributions to healthcare organizations have been significant, reflecting her commitment to improving healthcare delivery.