Sandi Michel - Retired

Sandi Michel is a retired professional who previously held the position of System Director of Supply Chain Strategy at Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System (FMOLHS).1 Her career has been marked by significant achievements and expertise in supply chain management, project management, and business consulting.

Career Highlights

Supply Chain Leadership: Sandi Michel led the FMOLHS Supply Chain with a focus on standardization, optimization, project management, process reengineering, implementation of GS1 Global Data Standards, and interoperability.1 Her responsibilities encompassed various processes including contracting, sourcing, MMIS, purchasing, logistics, materials management, and operations.

Project Management: As a Master Project Manager and LSS Black Belt, Sandi played a crucial role in the organization's project management initiatives.1 She served as a Steering Committee Member of the FMOLHS Enterprise Project Management Office and led the Supply Chain Covid-19 Command Center for FMOLHS during the pandemic.1

Previous Experience: Before her role at FMOLHS, Sandi held senior leadership positions, including:

• Vice President of Technology and Operations
• Director for US Voice and Data Network Services
• Senior Business Consultant at the International Customer Management Institute (ICMI)1

Expertise and Certifications

Sandi Michel's professional profile is enhanced by several certifications and areas of expertise:

• Master Project Manager
• LSS Black Belt
• ITIL Certified
• Expertise in global environments and call center operations1

Education and Professional Associations

• Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration
• Master's Certification in Project Management from Steven's Institute of Technology
• Active member of professional organizations such as GS1 Healthcare US and PMI (Project Management Institute)1

Throughout her career, Sandi Michel has demonstrated a strong commitment to improving patient safety, supply chain efficiency, and organizational effectiveness in the healthcare sector.