As the Director of Physician Practice Administration and Strategic Research Programs at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), Matt Orlando plays a pivotal role in bridging the gap between clinical excellence and innovative research. Since joining CHOP in July 2021, Matt has expanded his influence...
As the Director of Physician Practice Administration and Strategic Research Programs at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), Matt Orlando plays a pivotal role in bridging the gap between clinical excellence and innovative research. Since joining CHOP in July 2021, Matt has expanded his influence beyond his previous position as the Administrative Director of the Resuscitation Science Center, now overseeing a broader spectrum within the Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine. His unique blend of an MBA, coupled with extensive experience in administration, finance, and scientific research, empowers him to lead a dynamic research center that is at the forefront of pediatric healthcare advancements.
In his current role, Matt is dedicated to fostering collaboration among principal investigators (PIs) and department leaders, ensuring that research financials and administrative processes align seamlessly with strategic goals. His expertise in grants management and fundraising has been instrumental in securing vital resources that drive impactful research initiatives. Matt’s commitment to enhancing research accessibility and visibility is evident through his adept use of social media and public speaking engagements, where he advocates for the importance of pediatric research.
Moreover, his leadership skills are complemented by a strong focus on customer service, ensuring that the needs of both researchers and patients are met with the utmost care and efficiency. By leveraging his diverse skill set, Matt Orlando is not only advancing the mission of CHOP but also contributing to the broader landscape of pediatric medicine, making significant strides in improving health outcomes for children.
