Peter Chu

Peter Chu is a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt advisor specializing in health system strategy and operations, public reporting of quality and safety measures, and Lean process improvement at top academic medical centers.

He is a professional in quality improvement with a keen ability to clarify complex issues, define problems and solutions accurately, and transform data into strategic insights and operational tactics.

Peter's areas of interest include high reliability care, strategy and planning, leadership and management, and performance improvement.

His educational background includes a Master of Health Services Administration (MHSA) from the University of Michigan, an EDGE Certificate of Business Management from UCLA Anderson School of Management, and a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from the University of California, Los Angeles.

With professional experience at organizations like UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals and UC San Diego Health, Peter has served in roles such as Quality Improvement Advisor, Project Manager in Quality & Patient Safety, and Administrative Fellow.

He has also worked at the Taussig Cancer Institute at Cleveland Clinic, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and UCLA Health in various capacities including Research Assistant, Administrative Intern, and Student Volunteer in Patient Experience roles.

Peter's mission is to comprehend the functioning of the world, perform acts of kindness, and cherish memorable moments from ordinary days.

His vision revolves around a world where everyone enjoys complete health and possesses a clear sense of purpose and belonging.

Values that drive Peter's actions include service coupled with reliability, expertise with focus, and honesty with compassion.