Jesse McCall, MBA, is currently a Director and Improvement Advisor at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI). Jesse joined IHI in 2007 and over his tenure has designed, executed, and evaluated programs and projects around the world. Outside of IHI Jesse is a Teaching Fellow at Harvard University, specifically on courses related to the Science of Improvement. Jesse has expertise in program and product development, practical application of the science of improvement, human capital management, marketing and communications, customer relationship management, and large-scale initiative operations. He received his undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Northeastern University in Boston and his MBA at the UMass Amherst Isenberg School of Management.
Erwin Palomino, an Improvement Advisor at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, has more than 25 years of experience applying process improvement methodology across global corporations. He is black belt certified in business process improvement by Dell Technologies (six-sigma equivalent), where he not only applied improvement and lean methodologies to solve complex problems but also coached dozens of teams in the use of improvement science in their daily work. Mr. Palomino holds an Engineering degree, an MBA, and is a certified Program Manager Professional (PMP). Mr. Palomino’s experience brings a wealth of knowledge to the health care industry not only in the teaching of improvement science but also in the practical application of improvement methods to real life processes in different industries.
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