David Ferrin
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David Ferrin (1843-1928) foi um neurologista francês.
David Ferrin, EIT, FHIMSS
David is the Process Simulation Group leader at Chip Caldwell & Associates, in charge of pioneering advanced methods to simulate real-world change concepts without the danger, unpredictability, and disruption to operations of traditional methods to test industry best practices. He is an Industrial Engineer and a certified Six Sigma Black Belt who brings 20 years of experience in cost reduction, productivity, operational and quality improvement, statistical forecasting and tools. His career includes serving as Associate Partner of Accenture's (formerly Andersen Consulting) Process Excellence Group from 1998 through 2001, Director of Internal Consulting for Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center, Corporate Systems Engineer for Intermountain Health, Management Engineer at Henry Ford Health System, and Regional Manager for Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Pennsylvania.
David has taught simulation, statistics and analytical courses for over 10 years and is recognized nationally for his simulation breakthroughs. He published Chapter 8, "Simulating New Methods", in Stephen Shapiro's 2002 book (McGraw-Hill), 24/7 Innovation and is a frequent keynote at major simulation and process improvement seminars. He served as Chapter President of HIMSS and the Institute for Industrial Engineering and National Chair for the Winter Simulation Conference in 2002. He is a Fellow of HIMSS and Sr. Member of IIE.
David obtained his BS in Industrial Engineering from the University of Utah and an MHA from Brigham Young University.
