Chief Performance Improvement Officer, Sara Hogue, joined PCC in 2015. Sara is passionate about public health and committed to developing quality assurance tools that can improve population health. She has a decade of experience in performance improvement in such areas as research, program evaluation, data analysis, quality assurance, and performance management. As PCC’s CPIO, Sara leads initiatives to develop new capacity in quality improvement across the organization. Prior to her promotion to CPIO, Sara served as PCC’s Director of Performance Improvement, where she managed the National Committee for Quality Assurance’s Patient Centered Medical Home recognition process, expanding PCC’s recognition from four to eight sites of care. Sara also pioneered the organization’s Core Culture Committee, which works to identify and address inclusivity needs for patients and staff. Sara holds a Master of Social Work from DePaul University and a Bachelor of Arts from St. Xavier University.
Chief Performance Improvement Officer
Chief Performance Improvement Officer, Sara Hogue, joined PCC in 2015. Sara is passionate about public health and committed to developing quality assurance tools that can improve population health. She has a decade of experience in performance improvement in such areas as research, program evaluation, data analysis, quality assurance, and performance management. As PCC’s CPIO, Sara leads initiatives to develop new capacity in quality improvement across the organization. Prior to her promotion to CPIO, Sara served as PCC’s Director of Performance Improvement, where she managed the National Committee for Quality Assurance’s Patient Centered Medical Home recognition process, expanding PCC’s recognition from four to eight sites of care. Sara also pioneered the organization’s Core Culture Committee, which works to identify and address inclusivity needs for patients and staff. Sara holds a Master of Social Work from DePaul University and a Bachelor of Arts from St. Xavier University.
