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MBA-Level Healthcare Systems & Financial Modeling Consultant (Large-Scale Hospital Network + R&D Portfolio)
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Overview
We are designing a large-scale, multi-country hospital network integrated with:
Public & private healthcare delivery
University hospitals & medical education
An internal R&D / venture-studio model producing ~25 startups per year
System-level innovations to dramatically reduce surgery wait times
Licensing the operating system to other hospital networks globally
This is not a pitch deck or a light consulting project.
This is a deep systems, financial, and execution model that must be realistic, defensible, and investor-grade.
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Core Objective
Produce a coherent, end-to-end business and financial model that answers:
What does this actually cost?
How does it reach profitability?
What breaks first?
What is fundable vs. fantasy?
How does it scale across countries?
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Scope of Work (Expected Stages)
Stage 1 — Understanding & Framing
Read and synthesize a long strategic concept thread
Identify missing assumptions and contradictions
Translate vision into discrete business components
Deliverable:
Clear system map + list of assumptions & open questions
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Stage 2 — Market & Operating Research
Research and model:
Hospital economics (600–1,800 bed facilities)
Staffing ratios, physician bottlenecks, training pipelines
Public vs. private payer dynamics
Surgery wait-time drivers and throughput constraints
Comparable hospital systems and academic medical centers
Deliverable:
Operational logic + benchmark references
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Stage 3 — Financial Modeling
Multi-hospital CAPEX & OPEX modeling
Ramp timelines to utilization and profitability
Loss-funding requirements until break-even
Sensitivity analysis (best / base / worst case)
Equity and capital stack logic
Deliverable:
Robust financial model + written explanation of assumptions
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Stage 4 — R&D / Venture Portfolio Modeling
Model creation of ~25 startups per year
Failure rates, valuation curves, portfolio value
Scenario with 1 unicorn per year by Year 5
Revenue vs. unrealized portfolio value (hold, not sell)
Deliverable:
Portfolio economics model
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Stage 5 — Licensing & Global Expansion
Pricing for licensing hospital operating system
Setup fees, annual fees, net margins
Country-level feasibility considerations
Why / why not governments or private networks adopt this
Deliverable:
Licensing revenue model + adoption logic
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Stage 6 — Synthesis & Reality Check
Weak or risky assumptions
Existential risks
What should be cut, sequenced, or redesigned
What would materially strengthen the model
Deliverable:
Candid assessment + recommendations
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What We’re Looking For
MBA or equivalent experience (strategy, finance, ops)
Healthcare systems exposure strongly preferred
Comfortable saying “this doesn’t work unless…”
Strong financial modeling skills
Clear, structured written reasoning
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Trial Engagement (Required)
The engagement will begin with a paid 3-hour trial, which includes:
Reviewing supporting documents and background materials
A live Zoom discussion to assess understanding, reasoning, and fit
Only candidates who demonstrate strong systems thinking and clarity will proceed to the full engagement.
Applicants should be willing to adjust their ongoing hourly rate to a mutually negotiated rate after the trial, based on scope, fit, and depth of involvement.
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Critical Application Requirement (Do Not Skip)
In your proposal, you must include:
1. Your estimated total hours to complete this work (approximate is fine)
2. Your hourly rate, and confirmation that you are open to adjusting it to a negotiated rate after the trial
3. A rough hours breakdown by stage
4. Which research areas you expect to be most time-consuming
5. What part of this project you believe is most difficult or risky
6. Any direct experience with hospitals, healthcare finance, or large infrastructure systems
Proposals that do not include both estimated hours and hourly rate will not be reviewed.
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Engagement Structure
Begins with a paid 3-hour trial
Hourly or milestone-based thereafter
Iterative review and direct feedback
Potential for longer-term advisory role if fit is strong
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Tone Expectation
We value intellectual honesty over optimism.
If something appears unrealistic, we expect you to say so clearly and explain why.