Alexandra Carolina Ehrlich is a biostatistician with over 15 years of experience in clinical outcomes, clinical trials, and real-world evidence research. She is currently the Lead Principal Health Innovation Scientist with Oracle’s Health Innovation and Scientific Advisory team focusing on novel approaches and solutions for the health and healthcare industry.

Alexandra began her career at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) specializing in chronic disease surveillance analytics. She then embarked on the healthcare path as the Lead Analyst for Clinical Strategy and Operations at the Southeastern Kaiser Permanente. She held the Lead Biostatistician role at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Cardiology department, specializing in pediatric cardiology patient outcomes. Before coming to Oracle she transitioned to technology solutions and product consulting at PerkinElmer Informatics focusing on Real World Data in life sciences and biotech. 

As an Industry Executive Director at Oracle, Sue Schlichtig leverages her deep healthcare business acumen in industry trends, regulations, and overall market indicators to collaborate with customers on identifying digital transformation opportunities.  She provides thought leadership and sector relevant messaging to drive outcomes that are powered by Oracle’s industry-leading cloud applications portfolio.  Her expertise across value chains in the Healthcare Provider and Payor environments includes those core processes that connect data and drive transformation throughout clinical, financial, supply chain, member/patient systems and operations. 

Sue’s 25+ years of executive-level leadership experience across the Healthcare arena is manifested in a proven track record of identifying/driving strategic initiatives, leading teams, and achieving high performance results.  Her breadth of knowledge includes product vision & design, business development, organizational change management/process improvement, accounts receivable management, large-scale systems implementation and support, client management and advocacy, financial reporting, and analytics. 

Prior to joining Oracle, Sue served as SVP, Financial Solutions, at NextGen Healthcare where she led the strategy and solutions teams in NextGen’s financial product portfolio. In this role, she was a trusted advisor to strategic C-level clients throughout healthcare, developing and executing strategic plans for growth, physician adoption, and competitive market advantage. Before her nine years at NextGen, Sue was Director of the Central Business Office at BJC Medical Group in St Louis, where she managed the revenue cycle for 125 primary care and specialty practices; directed and supported the system-wide implementation and use of the Group’s practice management/EHR system. Sue’s career also included stops at Physician Data Management (as Chief Operating Officer), CRG Computer Services, and Deaconess Hospital.

Amy Dunlap, PMP, is the Director of Healthcare Strategy and Business Development at Oracle, focusing on developing and executing go to market strategies, while tracking emerging market trends in healthcare.

Before joining Oracle, Amy spent 16 years implementing ERP systems focused on procure-to-pay, optimizing healthcare firms' financial and accounting operations. In her previous roles, she guided healthcare organizations in the US and Canada throughout their journey to better understand technological advancements and incorporate them into the daily processes, thus improving management, strategy, customer relationships, and marketing operations. Amy was the enterprise project manager during an extensive cloud integration with one of the nations leading academic and medical universities.

In her past, Amy also served as International Sale Coordinator and Senior Inside Sales Representative for an international healthcare manufacturer based in Ohio. In this position, Amy established and developed new distributor relationships, managed ordering, manufacturing, and logistics for every distributor, and created unique training programs for each country. Amy has served a wide variety of global clients, including acute and long-term care facilities and federal government agencies, in her 20+ years of healthcare experience. 

Eric Hartlauf has nearly 20 years of healthcare experience, concentrated in the intersection of software development, supply chain logistics and hospital operations. He recently joined Oracle as a Principal Solution Engineer working with current and prospective customers on leveraging Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to solve their complex business challenges.

Prior to joining Oracle, Eric spent a decade working for providers, most notably at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, where he leveraged PeopleSoft SCM, HCM and Financial tools daily and was also a member of the HIUG community. After leaving Northwestern, Eric jumped across the aisle to the vendor side where he spent time as a strategist and consultant at Cerner working with customers to improve operational processes and influence perioperative product development. From there, Eric spent 7+ years working in logistics for Owens & Minor and later a startup he co-founded, specifically developing applications, third party logistics and value-added service models to optimize the physical and digital flow of orthopedic and spine implants and instruments (i.e. “bill onlys”) in out and of hospitals.

Eric is passionate about engaging with hospital leaders, leveraging his breadth of experiences, to continually look for new ways to better apply tools and technology to simplify and optimize processes to ultimately improve patient and healthcare provider experiences. 

Michael Rhea is a financial solution engineer on Oracle’s Healthcare Solution Engineering team.  In this role Michael works with our healthcare customers and prospects to help them overcome obstacles and evaluate the role that Oracle technology has in helping them achieve their organizational goals.  He has spent 7 years in this role working with a variety of healthcare providers and payors along the way.  Michael’s focus at Oracle is on financials and accounting but he often enjoys the opportunity to showcase the power of Oracle’s single platform across the full breadth or Oracle’s capabilities. 

Prior to Oracle, Michael had a 10-year career in public accounting.  He spent many of those years at a regional accounting firm in Atlanta, GA that specialized in healthcare.  The broad nature of public accounting work allowed him to see healthcare through many lenses.  From evaluating accounting policies and procedures, to modeling changes in physician service contracts, Michael gained a strong understanding of healthcare financial operations.  Throughout that experience Michael was able to work alongside healthcare leaders to review strategic decisions, including financial modeling of mergers and acquisitions at all stages of the process.  

Eric Hartlauf has nearly 20 years of healthcare experience, concentrated in the intersection of software development, supply chain logistics and hospital operations. He recently joined Oracle as a Principal Solution Engineer working with current and prospective customers on leveraging Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to solve their complex business challenges.

Prior to joining Oracle, Eric spent a decade working for providers, most notably at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, where he leveraged PeopleSoft SCM, HCM and Financial tools daily and was also a member of the HIUG community. After leaving Northwestern, Eric jumped across the aisle to the vendor side where he spent time as a strategist and consultant at Cerner working with customers to improve operational processes and influence perioperative product development. From there, Eric spent 7+ years working in logistics for Owens & Minor and later a startup he co-founded, specifically developing applications, third party logistics and value-added service models to optimize the physical and digital flow of orthopedic and spine implants and instruments (i.e. “bill onlys”) in out and of hospitals.

Eric is passionate about engaging with hospital leaders, leveraging his breadth of experiences, to continually look for new ways to better apply tools and technology to simplify and optimize processes to ultimately improve patient and healthcare provider experiences.