Stryker Warren, Jr. is an accomplished executive with extensive experience and accomplishments in medical device and specialty healthcare services companies to include capital formation, product and program development, strategic planning and execution, FDA compliant manufacturing and operations management, sales and marketing leadership, market research, research and development, reg/qual, regulatory filings, company and programmatic turn-arounds, and M&A. Specific business cases include physician practice management (multisite, multistate); minimally invasive medical devices; specialty pharmacy programs; prepaid health plan development, management, turn-around; specialty managed care program development, implementation and scaling; HCIT innovation and deployment; ancillary services development and management in Stark compliant structures; business process outsourcing; cost containment; innovative "value proposition healthcare" (eg. Medical tourism/off-shore surgical centers-of-excellence); provider relations; quality assurance program management; legal/regulatory oversight; and, investor relations and public markets reporting.
Mr. Warren has always sought to introduce innovative methods to address unique health care issues, beginning with one of the earliest “population health” programs for Medicaid beneficiaries with chronic diseases in greater Oakland, CA; he also founded a novel, nationwide specialty workers’ compensation medical and disability management company acquired by United Healthcare, and created a first-of-its-kind nationwide corporate on-site primary care and occupational health care company working directly with Fortune 500 companies which was acquired by Walgreens; he is an advocate of evidence-based medicine, best practices, clinical research, and properly aligned incentives for all constituents in the delivery and receipt of healthcare; he received the Upjohn Achievement Award for leadership, academic achievement and undergraduate research; the McKesson & Robbins President’s Award; and, received his BS from the Oregon State University School of Pharmacy.
