Min Winnie Zhang

Min Zhang serves as a part-time adjunct professor at Loma Linda University while working as a healthcare finance consultant. With experience beginning in 2006 at Florida Hospital, she advises hospital CEOs and CFOs on patient profitability by service line, builds budgets for hospital systems, conducts profitability analyses, prepares cost reports, and assists with financial audits. Zhang holds a DBA from Pepperdine University and a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt. Her educational background includes a degree in English for Science and Technology from an aeronautical school. She specializes in AI adoption in healthcare, examining factors that influence patient adoption and developing platforms such as Denver Longevity AI to help cancer patients locate clinical trials and access genome-related information. Zhang has earned scholarship recognition for her dissertation and advanced to the quarterfinals for the most fundable company at Pepperdine University. She teaches healthcare finance and participates in AI conferences, including panel discussions at Pepperdine events. Her work bridges quantitative analysis, healthcare administration, and emerging technologies to support informed decision-making and human-centered AI applications.