Alan Mandal
About Alan Mandal
Alan Mandal is the Regional Vice President of Financial Operations for the North Division at Scripps Health in the Greater San Diego Area.
Company
Alan Mandal currently works at Scripps Health as the Regional Vice President of Financial Operations for the North Division. Scripps Health is a nonprofit integrated health system in the Greater San Diego Area.
Title
Alan Mandal holds the position of Regional Vice President Of Financial Operations for the North Division at Scripps Health.
Education and Expertise
Alan Mandal studied Finance at Washington State University, where he earned his MBA. With extensive experience in financial operations within the healthcare industry, Mandal has developed a robust skillset in financial management, revenue cycle improvements, and operational efficiency.
Professional Background
Before his current role at Scripps Health, Alan Mandal held several key positions in the healthcare finance sector. These roles included Vice President of Financial Operations at Scripps Health from 2011 to 2017, Director of Finance at St. Jude Medical Center from 2000 to 2011, Controller at Martin Luther Hospital from 1997 to 2000, Manager of Decision Support at Glendale Memorial Hospital from 1993 to 1997, Project Manager at HCm Inc from 1992 to 1993, and Budget Coordinator at Centinela Hospital Medical Center from 1988 to 1992.
Operational Achievements
During his tenure, Alan Mandal has led significant initiatives that resulted in substantial financial growth and improved operational efficiency. He increased net revenue by $150 million in two and a half years through growth strategies and revenue cycle improvements and achieved a corresponding EBIDA increase of $75 million by reducing the total operating expense per CMI adjusted discharge. Mandal also led the successful charge capture and revenue reconciliation process during the implementation of the Epic EMR system.
Collaboration and Patient Care
Alan Mandal has demonstrated a strong ability to collaborate with physicians and clinical leadership. His efforts to develop better patient flow and movement have resulted in higher efficiency in care delivery, reduced costs, and improved patient experience and outcomes.