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Navigant hires healthcare expert to lead strategic solutions team

Navigant has appointed Dr Scott Ransom to lead its Strategic Solutions team as Managing Director.

Ransom will also lead the Navigant Physician Leadership Group, focused on physician executive integration and alignment. With more than 25 years of strategy, operations, and physician leadership experience, Ransom will assist Navigant clients to meet the challenge of shifting strategic focus in the changing healthcare environment.
 
Ransom has consulted with hospitals, health systems, academic medical centres, physician groups, private equity firms, and universities on issues related to strategy development, organisational transformation, restructuring, medical education, clinical and research operations, mergers and acquisitions, academic affiliations, and management team redesign. His medical background enhances Navigant’s deep clinical expertise.
 
“Navigant has been undertaking a future-focused, purpose-driven approach to growth and depth of knowledge,” says David Zito, Managing Director and Navigant Healthcare segment leader. “Our recent acquisitions, strong organic growth and retention of top talent like Scott demonstrate Navigant’s expertise and ability to partner for success as our healthcare clients face increasing pressure and unprecedented change while at the same time delivering high quality care to their patients and communities.”
 
Ransom previously served as Senior Expert and Leader of the Southern Region for the Americas in the Healthcare Systems & Services practice at McKinsey & Company where he conducted multiple growth strategy studies to support expanded volumes, operations and transformations within health systems and academic medical centres. He also led several hospital, health system, and medical school mergers and partnerships in the United States, Mexico, Middle East, and Europe on behalf of McKinsey.

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