Her focus was on project management and promoting change initiatives during a time of rapid transformation. In addition to her strategic operations role, Caroline also directed the Materials Management Department at Mount Sinai Beth Israel, with oversight of all operations and staff, personal protective equipment (PPE) and clinical supplies. In the Spring of this year, Caroline served as the Chief Logistics Officer during COVID-19 as part of Mount Sinai Beth Israel’s Emergency Healthcare Incident Command Center. In this role she oversaw surge space planning and PPE and clinical supply procurement and stewardship.
Prior to joining the Mount Sinai Health System, Caroline spent six years as a management consultant for Pricewaterhouse Coopers where she advised providers, pharmaceutical and medical device companies on complex business issues. Caroline’s work focused on client regulatory requirements related to Compliance Programs. Her project work spanned business process assessments and improvement recommendations and policy and procedure development and implementation. In addition, she developed and maintained functional and business requirements for system implementation and provided expertise during a large merger and acquisition requiring system integration and migration.
In 2019, Caroline completed her MBA in Strategic Business Management from Hofstra University, and she holds a BS in Business, Hospitality, and Tourism Management from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Caroline enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking and enjoying the outdoors. Caroline grew up in the Capital District and recently relocated back to the area with her husband, Thomas, and her pup Pedro.
CAROLINE MURPHY MORELLI
Vice President
Caroline Murphy Morelli joined Capital Health Consulting in September 2020 as Vice President. Caroline brings 10 years of diverse healthcare experience. Most recently she served as the Director of Operations at Mount Sinai Beth Israel and prior to this as Assistant Director of Strategic Planning at Mount Sinai Health System in Manhattan. In these roles, Caroline oversaw the strategic planning and implementation for the consolidation and integration of clinical, administrative and support services programs and departments.