Michael M. Khayyat

Michael M. Khayyat, MHS, MBA, CPA has a diverse work experience spanning various healthcare organizations and roles. Michael M. has recently served as the Enterprise Vice President of Business and Corporate Development at Thomas Jefferson University, where they oversee the development of the organization's business and corporate strategies.

Prior to this, Michael held executive positions at Johns Hopkins Medicine, including Executive Director of External Network Development and Director of Internal/Corporate Development. In these roles, they were responsible for driving the growth and expansion of the health network through acquisitions, joint ventures, and partnerships. Michael M. also played a significant role in financial modeling, contract negotiations, and performance monitoring.

Before joining Johns Hopkins Medicine, Michael worked at Abu Dhabi Health Services Company- SEHA, where they served as the Manager of FP&A and Corporate Development. In this role, they managed consulting engagements related to strategy and growth, finance, supply chain, and risk assurance. Michael M. also led financial planning and analysis, market assessment, and corporate development efforts.

Additionally, Michael has experience working as an Auditor, covering financial, clinical, IT, and operational aspects of healthcare organizations. Michael M. has also worked as a Financial and Internal Auditor at Arabtec Holding PJSC.

Overall, Michael's work experience showcases their expertise in business and corporate development, financial planning and analysis, and clinical operations. Their strong background in healthcare finance and strategic decision-making make him a valuable asset to any organization.

Michael M. Khayyat has a Master of Health Science (MHS) degree from The Johns Hopkins University and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from The University of Manchester. Additionally, they are a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) certified by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.