Building Global Prosperity: Innovation and Action - KIN Global
Building Global Prosperity: Innovation and Action - KIN Global
Building Global Prosperity: Innovation and Action - KIN Global
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Paul Epner<br />
Principal<br />
Paul Epner LLC<br />
Paul L. Epner MBA, MEd is currently self-employed as a strategic<br />
planning consultant in healthcare with special expertise in the field<br />
of laboratory medicine. His focus includes redefining the laboratorian’s<br />
scope of practice to drive improved patient clinical <strong>and</strong><br />
economic outcomes <strong>and</strong> supporting industry efforts to resolve the<br />
laboratory workforce shortage.<br />
Paul currently consults to Battelle Memorial Institute under their contract with the Centers<br />
for Disease Control (CDC) in which he is establishing a network of clinical laboratories <strong>and</strong><br />
other stakeholders to advise the CDC <strong>and</strong> to provide evidence about best practices in<br />
laboratory medicine. He also works with the Association of Public Health Laboratories<br />
transferring laboratory management curriculum to developing countries <strong>and</strong> with Abbott<br />
Laboratories advising them on strategic customer initiatives. Additionally, Paul serves on the<br />
Healthcare Advisory Board for a national consulting firm.<br />
Prior to being a consultant, he was with Abbott Diagnostics where he spent 31 years working<br />
in the US, in Japan <strong>and</strong> in China. During these years, his responsibilities included operations,<br />
strategic planning, marketing, R&D, <strong>and</strong> general management.<br />
Paul currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Clinical Laboratory Management<br />
Association. He is a member of CDC’s “Integrations Workgroup” which seeks to improve<br />
the interface between clinicians <strong>and</strong> laboratories. He is on the steering committee of the<br />
Coordinating Council for the Clinical Laboratory Workforce <strong>and</strong> he leads a workgroup for the<br />
multi-association Levels of Practice Taskforce.<br />
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