James McNeil

Area Service Leader (Service Manager) @GE HealthCare

Springfield-Branson, MO, US
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WORK HISTORY

Jun 2019 — Present

Area Service Leader (Service Manager) @GE HealthCare

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P&L & Strategic Oversight: Direct operational and financial performance for a territory with a $10M+ P&L. Manage a high-performance team of 25+ Clinical Service Biomedical and Imaging Field Engineers across multiple hospital sites.Revenue Optimization: Reduced the billable audit queue and implemented strict controls to maintain a threshold under significantly accelerating revenue recognition and billing opportunities.Process Improvement & Compliance: Spearheaded a massive inventory and database cleanup project, resulting in routinley achieving 100% documented status and >97% PM compliance. This initiative reduced the Preventative Maintenance (PM) workload by 15% by eliminating false data points.Culture & Safety Transformation: Initiated a complete shop overhaul to align with Lean initiatives and ergonomic standards. This improved medical equipment turnaround times and created a safer environment, directly boosting employee morale and pride.Stakeholder Management: Serve as the primary escalation point for executive-level management and hospital stakeholders, ensuring contract deliverables are met while fostering transparency and trust.

EDUCATION

2018 — 2020

Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University

Master of Project Management, Project Management

1998 — 2000

DeVry University

Associates of Applied Science in Electronics, Electronics Technician

2018 — 2021

Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University

Master of Business Administration - MBA, Project Management + Business

2016 — 2017

DeVry University

Bachelors of Science, Technical Management

SKILLS

Six SigmaTestingStaff ManagementElectrical EngineeringEngineering ManagementElectronicsFmeaTroubleshootingDebuggingSemiconductorsContinuous ImprovementEquipment RepairHardwareEquipment MaintenanceProduct DevelopmentRf Plasma Based SystemsEmbedded SystemsHandle Multiple PrioritiesPcb DesignLean ManufacturingMicrosoft OfficeR&DCritical ThinkingProcess ImprovementRoot Cause AnalysisFailure AnalysisVendor ManagementSemiconductor IndustryPrioritize WorkloadAutomationDesign of ExperimentsManufacturingSystems EngineeringTest EquipmentSpcHigh-Vacuum Systems

ABOUT JAMES MCNEIL

Strategic Service Leader | Operations Manager | PMPI am an operations leader who bridges the gap between technical complexity and business profitability. With extensive experience in both Semiconductor Manufacturing and Healthcare Medical Equipment, I specialize in transforming service contributors into high-efficiency and high-performing teams.My leadership philosophy is simple: “Work smarter, not harder.” I believe that automation and process simplification are the keys to reducing human error. I don\'t just manage workflows; I evangelize change to create safer, more predictable environments for my teams.Leadership Value Proposition:P&L & Fiscal Responsibility: Proven success managing $10M+ P&L, controlling costs, and reducing billing audit queues to maximize revenue.Team Development: I am an advocate of servant leadership that acts with both empathy and transparency. I have mentored teams of 25+ engineers, fostering cultures of ownership, accountability, and both safety & quality.Operational Excellence: Expert in Lean initiatives, inventory & database cleanup, and championing a culture of safety to protect teams and improve the work environment.Core Competencies: Strategic Planning | Cross-Functional Leadership | Vendor Management | Risk Management | Revenue Cycle Optimization | EHS Compliance | Process Improvement | Capital Equipment Installation

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