stephen e. dannenbaum, ph.d.
Mobile: 602-***-**** acdyow@r.postjobfree.com
http://www.linkedin.com/in/stephendannenbaum
healthcare leadership, Licensed pyschologist, clinical & Administrative
operations, Integrated Care Management,
Quality improvement, six sigma black belt
Clinical Operations / Inpatient & Outpatient Operations / Crisis Response /
Integrated Care Management / Quality Management / Managed Care Expertise-
Medicaid & Commercial / Six Sigma Program Development / Statistical and
Data Analytic Expertise / P&L Business Unit Leadership / Build Leadership
Bench Strength
Seasoned and dynamic clinical operations leader, quality management and
data analytics with executive influencing skills to transform clinical
programs into vehicles for increased member/customer engagement and
corporate profitability. Builds organizational agility through linking
behavioral health and medical programs with clinical and business outcomes.
Navigates complex internal networks to identify program operations issues,
their business drivers, and barriers to issue resolution, then resolving
quickly, collaboratively, enhancing bottom line impact, while building
robust clinical efficacy. Business unit P&L leader who applies innovation
and best practices in aligning business and clinical strategy. Partners
with C-level decision makers, identifying customer needs and devising win-
win solutions to foster lucrative, long-term relationships.
Ph.D. CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, APA APPROVED, Arizona State University, Tempe,
Arizona
M.A. Clinical Psychology, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona.
B.S. Psychology, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona. Summa cum
Laude (GPA 4.0)
Accomplishments
. Designed and implemented the Domestic Abuse and Victim Advocacy Program
for the Department of Defense Managed multiple, multi-specialty clinics
and health centers to achieve robust financial (20% net margin) and
quality outcomes (> 95% "satisfied" or "very satisfied").
. Implemented clinical operations for the largest Public Sector behavioral
health contract in the nation ($1,500,000,000).
. National Oversight of Medical Management for the Nation's 2nd largest
insurer (Medicaid Programs)
. Oversight of data analytics and outcomes for one of the first Integrated
Behavioral Health Homes in the nation..
. Managed cross-functional teams up to 82 EEs and budgets to $78 MM
. Created expansive suite of Telephonic EAP and Disease Management Products
. Achieved Six Sigma Black Belt June, 2009 from Ira Fulton School of
Engineering (ASU).
. Employed cross-functional team, and Six Sigma techniques to reduce the
Cost of Inpatient Psychiatric Care at one key facility by 60% over a four
month period resulting in savings of $1,430,000
. Development of multiple, innovative Health and Wellness solutions with
high favorable financial and customer outcomes
. Drove case manager contact adherence from 53% to 99% in 7 months, for
over 1,500 individuals on Court Ordered Treatment through high level data
reporting and interactive feedback mechanisms.
Career
Mountain Health and Wellness 2013 -
2014
Integrated Medical and Behavioral Direct Services
Chief of Clinical Operations
Clinical and Operational oversight for a large regional medical and
behavioral, not-for-profit, direct services provider and Federally
Qualified Health Center (FQHC). Oversight includes: medical and behavioral
integration, revenue enhancement, data analytics, adult and children's
services, call center operations, transportation, housing, services for
the Seriously Mentally Ill, Quality Improvement, and the application of a
disciplined, metric-driven approach to achieve a robust financial picture;
one that will enable the organization to reinvest in the communities it
serves as well as develop high levels of employee engagement. Responsible
for the development and execution of the overall operational strategy to
maximize the performance of the company. He/she will have oversight for
all operational units within Integrated Healthcare operations, including
Operations Directors, Regional Managers, Health Services, Ancillary
Business Managers, and clinical support staff in the delivery of patient
care, and in the advancement of patient care through the implementation of
clinical and technological innovations, and by maximizing patient care.
Occupation and Stress Intervention Services (OASIS), LLC Phoenix, AZ
2009 - Present
Program Development and Consultation Services
Founder, President and CEO
Executive leader of program development and consultation services
organization focused on bringing innovative EAP and Health and Wellness
solutions to market. Helping private and public sector organizations
achieve their goals through creativity, discipline and rigorous execution.
Clients include Alta Med (largest FQHC in the nation), Health Net Inc./MHN
(training and consultation), Planned Parenthood (Acting VP of Medical
Services - consultation services to address medical financial drivers and
improve operating margins), Department of Defense (Grant development:
Reintegration of returning Guard and Reservists), Grand Canyon University
(Adjunct Professor for Health Services),
Aetna, Inc. Phoenix, AZ 2012 -
2013
Medical Management, Medicaid Programs
Director of Clinical Operations, Medical Management - Medicaid
Operational Oversight of Utilization Management and Care Management of
medical Management for nation-wide Medicaid programs. Developed programing
for Dual-Eligible Demonstration Projects, Operational Dashboards, and day-
to-day operations.
Magellan Health Services of Arizona Phoenix, AZ
2011 - 2012
Managed Behavioral Healthcare
Director of Integrated Health and Clinical Risk Management
Oversight of outcomes for ground-breaking Integrated Health Home project
for the Seriously Mentally Ill (SMI) population. Provides leadership to
staff performing data collection, data management, statistical analysis
and reporting, and decision management tool design and development.
Oversees appropriate tools and repositories are available to support
report development including QI, Compliance and Operations reports,
assuring data accuracy and creating reporting effectiveness. Oversight of
Clinical Risk department (mortalities/adverse incidents).
Magellan Health Services of Arizona Phoenix, AZ
2007 - 2009
Managed Behavioral Healthcare
Chief Clinical Officer
Senior clinical member of the Magellan Service Center leadership team.
Managed for the performance of all clinical staff positions. Responsible
for rapid implementation for all care management programs and outcomes for
largest public sector behavioral health contract in the nation (Annual
Revenue = $1,500,000,000). Provided oversight of all Clinical Operations,
including Utilization Management, Residential Programs, Judicial Services,
Liaison Services with all external agencies, and Vocational/Psych
Rehabilitation Services. Led multiple (6) Quality Management Committees as
Chair or Co-Chair to drive steady improvement in quality processes and
outcomes.
MHN/Health Net Inc. Mesa, AZ 1990
- 2007
Managed Behavioral Healthcare/EAP/Government Health Services - a division
of a Fortune 500 Company
National Director of Clinical Programs (2004 - 2007)
Responsible for all Direct Services, nationally. Developed operational
implementation, and sold, a comprehensive suite of Return-to-Work Programs
including Psychiatric Disability Care Management and Workplace Re-Entry
Programming. Developed clinical protocols and trained staff for telephonic
clinical services including Anger Management and Disease Management
Programs (Weight, Smoking, Stress, Chronic Illness). Clinical consultant
to corporate sales and marketing, account management and new product
development. Specific focus on development Employee Assistance Programs.
Director, Special Projects, MHN Government Services Division Mesa, AZ
(2004)
Developed and implemented the procedural documentation of Domestic
Violence, Sexual Assault, Victim Advocacy and Family Assistance programs
for the Department of Defense ($10 million contract). Also, served as an
internal consultant to MHN's Psychiatric Disability Management Program,
Telephonic EAP Program and Telephonic Disease Management Program.
Acting Vice President of Clinical Services: MHN/Health Net Inc. (2003 -
2004)
Clinical, operational and administrative management/supervision for all
direct clinical service groups for MHN, including oversight of multi-
specialty staff-model offices (Catalina Behavioral Health; 7 offices),
Driving Under the Influence Program (13 offices), and Health Professionals
Diversion Program. Managed and developed of programs generating
$13,500,000 in revenue, with a profit margin of $ 3,300,000 per year.
Director of Clinical Operations (1996 - 2003)
Clinical, operational and administrative management/supervision for multi-
specialty licensed behavioral health organization for EAP, MBH and HMO
membership for over 500,000 member lives. Responsibilities included:
. Supervised 70 employees, including masters and doctoral level
therapists, psychiatrists, nurse practitioners and operations staff.
. Directed a of network referrals (500+ provider network).
. Quality Assurance development in keeping with NCQA guidelines.
. Managed operations generating over $1,000,000 in net revenue with a
Medical Cost Ratio of 65%.
. Marketed Presentations to current and prospective employer groups on
behalf of CBHS and associated health plans.
. Developed innovative programs (Return-to-work, Impaired Professionals
Programs, Substance Abuse, Telephonic Trauma Recovery Groups, Computer
Assisted Therapy-Pilot)
Positions Prior to 1996
Site Supervisor/Psychologist: Catalina Behavioral Health Services Inc.,
Mesa, AZ
. Provided case-management, treatment, assessment and consultation for
medical and psychiatric inpatients and outpatients. Services provided
for HMO (Healthnet, Inc.) and Fee-for-service patients, provided system-
wide direction and supervision for Program Development and Evaluation.
Coordinated and directed training and education seminars. Evaluated
continuing education proposals. Provided clinical supervision for
master's and doctoral level therapists.
. Case-management of long-term management/follow-up for contracted
entities including State and Local agencies, Electronic Concerns (e.g.,
Motorola Inc., Digital Corp., etc.) and group medical practices within
the HMO network.
. Rendered treatment including individual, marital, family and group
therapies for adolescents and adults. Focus on Brief Therapeutic
interventions, crisis management and developmental coping strategies.
Post-doctoral Fellow: Alcohol & Drug Abuse Commission Berkshire Woods
Treatment Center, Newtown, CT
Addendum of Select Publications and Additional Accomplishments
Adjunct Faculty: Argosy University/Arizona School of Professional
Psychology, Phoenix, AZ 2001 - 2007
Provided structured, clinical supervision for pre-doctoral, psychology
interns in an outpatient setting. Emphasis on training psycho-diagnostic,
psychometric and intervention skills with a broad array of clinical
populations and applications; including patients presenting with
significant psychopathology, substance abuse/dependence and employee
assistance issues.
Speaking Engagements
Interview on Local Station 12 News: Beating the Holiday Blues. November
2008
Dannenbaum, S.E. (May 10, 2007). Telephonic Group Coaching for Anger
Management: The Joining of Innovation and Collaboration. Presentation to
the 19th Annual Institute of the Employee Assistance Society of North
America, Atlanta, GA.
Dannenbaum, S. E. (November, 2005). Managing Psychiatric Return to Work.
Presentation to the 14th Annual National Workers' Compensation and
Conference, Chicago, IL.
Dannenbaum, S. E. (November, 2005). Crossing Silos Between Behavioral
Health and Disability Management. "Integrating Behavioral Healthcare
Management Conference. Chicago, IL.
Dannenbaum, S. E. (2002, March). Clinical Management of
Psychological/Psychiatric Disability. Presentation delivered to the4th
Annual Conference on Controlling Disability Payments in the Public Pension
Fund, Las Vegas, NV.
Publications
Hargrave, G.E., Hiatt, D., Dannenbaum, S.E., and Shaffer, I.A. (2007)
Effectiveness of a Telephone-Based EAP Anger Management Program for
Referred Employees, Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health, 22(4), 17-29.
Dannenbaum, S. E. (February, 2005). The Evolving Theory of Pain
Management. Risk Management Magazine.
Dannenbaum, S. E. & Lanyon, R. I. (1993). The use of subtle items in
detecting deception. Journal of Personality Assessment, 61(3), 501-510.
Dannenbaum, S. E., Parkinson, S. R., & Inman, V. W. (1988). Short-term
forgetting: Comparisons between patients with dementia of the Alzheimer
Type, depressed, and normal elderly. Journal of Cognitive Neuropsychology,
5, 213-233.
Lanyon, R. I., Dannenbaum, S. E., Brown, C. (1991). Detection of
deliberate denial in child abusers. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 6,
301-309.
Lanyon, R. I., Dannenbaum, S. E., Wolf, L. L. & Brown, C. (1989).
Dimensions of deceptive responding in criminal offenders. Psychological
Assessment: A Journal of Clinical and Consulting Psychology, 1, 300-304.
Parkinson, S. R., Inman, V. W., & Dannenbaum, S. E. (1985) Adult age
differences on short-term forgetting. Acta Psychologica, 60, 83-101.
Awards & Honors
Baywood Publishing Award: Award for the outstanding contribution by a
graduate student at Arizona State University to the study of adult
development and aging.
Milton H. Erickson Evolution of Psychotherapy Scholarship: Award presented
to one of two graduate students selected from a national pool for academic
achievement.
Licenses and Certifications
Arizona Licensed Psychologist #1616
Six Sigma Black Belt Certification June 2009