Kristen Bellar

Kristen Bellar, MBA has a diverse work experience in the healthcare industry. Kristen currently serves as the Vice President of Operations, Population Health at Evergreen Nephrology, where they lead in general management and operational execution to provide the best clinical care for patients. Kristen assesses the current state and needs, aligns incentives and processes, and builds and executes operational plans to close identified gaps.

Prior to their role at Evergreen Nephrology, Kristen worked at Sound Physicians for several years. Kristen held various positions including Regional Vice President, where they supported the leadership team in developing and executing the regional strategic plan. Kristen also served as the Regional Transitional Care Director, overseeing key transitional care relationships and managing business development opportunities. Additionally, they worked as the TCS Market Director, providing direction for daily operations and building and maintaining a preferred post-acute network.

Earlier in their career, Kristen worked at East Texas Medical Center. Kristen served as the Regional Director, providing executive oversight and operational excellence for physician clinics. Kristen also worked as a Clinic Manager, overseeing day-to-day operations and providing leadership to the office staff. Kristen was involved in the growth and development of electronic medical records and electronic practice management as a Project Manager. Additionally, Kristen worked as a Radiology Sales Representative, driving the growth of outpatient radiology services.

Overall, Kristen Bellar's work experience reflects their expertise in operations management, strategic planning, healthcare administration, and building strong relationships with stakeholders and partners.

Kristen Bellar completed their Bachelor's Degree from Southern Methodist University between 1999 and 2002. Later, they pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Texas at Tyler, although the specific timeframe is not mentioned.