Hi guys,
I'm very new to the preplounge and to consulting as a potential career.
I'm an NHS doctor, have been so for 5 years or so now. I want to eventually move into healthcare leadership. In an ideal world I'd spend my time helping improve the quality of life for those who need it in my home country in Africa, through improving healthcare systems aiming for equality, equity and quality.
Im seriously considering going into consulting mostly for the training opportunities, and the steep learning curve with regards strategy, finance and leadership. Obviously dealing with C suite, politicians and other high power people is going to be a great experience too.
With that in mind, are there any particular firms that are known for their strategy consulting in healthcare? Or failing that with public sector work? (ideally in the MENA region)
Appreciate any advice!
Thanks guys
Thanks for sharing your insights on the nice approach company for healthcare.
It's fascinating to see that Bain has the greatest healthcare exercise inside MBB, whilst BCG and McKinsey have had their personal challenges in this space.
It's additionally fantastic to be aware of that PA, KPMG and EY have massive healthcare practices and may additionally be higher desirable for healthcare tasks with budgetary constraints. And thanks for bringing up the fellowships in NHSE for these fascinated in contributing to strategic decisions.
Overall, it is clear that healthcare consulting is a unexpectedly evolving vicinity with many probabilities for these interested in making a big difference in this essential sector.