Orane Douglas is an Engagement Manager in Strategic Transformation. Orane has ten years of healthcare experience, including seven in consulting, where he has worked with Academic Medical Centers, Children’s Hospitals, private equity firms, nursing homes, and physician management groups.
Orane’s recent engagements include developing a strategic plan for one of the nation’s top Children’s hospitals; modeling the impact of consolidation of behavioral health services for a large health system in the South; designing a neonatal strategy for a rural hospital; facilitating negotiations between a health system and their anesthesiology provider; launching an employed anesthesia group for a 200+ physician practice; designing a health equity strategy for a leading health system in the Midwest and subsequently launching a Center for Health Equity to operationalize key elements of that strategy; and supporting the launch of a non-profit to be a platform for partnership between several health systems, safety-net hospitals, FQHCS, and community partners to reimagine healthcare delivery for a vulnerable population.
Prior to joining Chartis, Orane worked within the healthcare advisory department of a large consulting firm. Before consulting, Orane worked in the Oncology clinical research field. In that capacity, he worked with healthcare leaders, pharmaceutical companies, compliance departments, and contract research organizations to improve patient access to Phase 1-4 clinical trials in the community hospital setting. Orane also served as a Director of Quality Assurance and Compliance for an international health-centered non-profit and is a Board Member for a male empowerment organization, Durham Success Summit. In 2017, Orane was honored with the Caribbean-American 40 under 40 Award for his work empowering communities in his home country of Jamaica. He is a member of the NLC Atlanta Class of 2017 and a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Orane earned his Master of Business Administration in Finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, his Master of Public Health from Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University and his Bachelor of Arts from Duke University.
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