Across behavioral health, nonprofits, higher education, government, and owner-led business, I design and execute the scalable growth strategy, multi-market expansion, and operational transformation that organizations rely on to compound. More than ten years building and running enterprise-level initiatives directly, grounded in an MSW in Management and Policy, an MBA, and Lean Six Sigma. No handoffs, no junior staff, no theory without execution.
I am Uri Yarmush, an independent strategic consultant. I work at the intersection of mission-driven organizations and the business performance they need to sustain that mission, a combination that is genuinely rare.
That foundation lets me lead and align cross-functional groups, clinical staff, administrative leadership, and executives, often with competing priorities and no shared reporting line, and move them toward a single growth objective. I do not apply a generic framework from the outside. I understand how these systems actually operate, from funding structures and referral dynamics to what clinicians will adopt and what partners respond to, and I build growth on top of that.
Each area is where clinical understanding and operational discipline combine to produce results a generalist cannot replicate, from first strategy through built, running systems.
Results like those are not luck. They come from a repeatable way of working that holds up in a psychiatric practice, a university program, or a nonprofit analytics project alike.
I design and implement the actual machinery: scalable referral pipelines, CRM optimization, intake workflows, and customer acquisition engines. The deliverable is running operational infrastructure, not a slide deck.
Every growth engine I build spreads across multiple channels and partners, so no single source can stall it. Resilience is what sustains the climb month after month.
Reporting frameworks and performance dashboards, tracked end to end. Conversion, attribution, and annualized value stay visible to leadership at all times.
An MSW in Management and Policy, paired with MBA-level strategy, lets me work credibly with clinical staff, administrators, and executives in the same engagement.
Five sectors where clinical understanding, operational discipline, and growth strategy combine into something a generalist cannot replicate. Behavioral health is home base; the method travels.
Psychiatric groups, outpatient clinics, telepsychiatry, and integrated care. Referral growth, intake systems, payer and credentialing strategy, and the operational backbone that keeps provider schedules full.
Community organizations and mission-driven entities navigating funding, program growth, and sustainability.
Graduate and doctoral programs, departments, and research centers improving operations and leadership.
Agencies and publicly funded programs needing program management, policy, and stakeholder engagement.
Owner-led companies and growing teams needing senior business development without a full-time executive hire.
A selection of engagements in strategic growth, market expansion, and operational transformation. Different organizations, different problems, the same pattern: stalled operations rebuilt into systems that produce measurable, executive-level results.
I rebuilt a referral operation tracking a handful of contacts a month into a 24-source acquisition engine, then was promoted to Business Development and Operations Manager in July 2026. I now lead a six-person intake and operations team, own the digital mix across Google Ads, Meta, Psychology Today, Zocdoc, and WebMD, and present weekly performance reporting to the CEO, CFO, and VP of Operations.
Led an operational transformation of a fragmented referral function, five sources with no centralized tracking, into a 26-source multi-channel acquisition engine across provider networks, digital platforms, and community partnerships. Directed a cross-functional effort spanning sales, operations, and clinical intake, and scaled the strategy across the Houston, New York, and Indiana markets simultaneously.
Six years of program leadership influencing decisions across faculty, administration, financial offices, and academic leadership, aligning groups with competing priorities and no shared reporting line. Led continuous process improvement rather than simply maintaining systems already in place.
Led business analytics on a national survey of over 5,000 participants, translated complex datasets into actionable insight, and delivered executive-level strategic recommendations that guided organizational investment decisions and competitive positioning.
Stood up formal referral pathways with primary care providers, urgent care, therapists, and schools, including a co-branded partnership with Dimer Health. Directed outreach strategy across two markets and coordinated a second business development representative, setting targets and shared playbooks.
Every engagement follows the same disciplined arc, from understanding your context to results you can measure.
A deep dive into your organization, its context, its stakeholders, and its current gaps.
Identify root causes, prioritize opportunities, and pressure-test assumptions.
Build a custom strategy and execution plan with clear owners and milestones.
Execute alongside your team, not advising from the sidelines.
Measure results, iterate on what works, and build lasting independence.
Not every organization is the right fit. Being direct about that upfront saves time and leads to better outcomes.
Every engagement is scoped to your specific needs. A discovery call confirms the right fit and investment level.
For a specific, bounded initiative: a referral program launch, a brand overhaul, an automation build, or a strategic plan.
For organizations needing consistent senior growth and strategy support over time, without the cost of a full-time hire.
For an outside assessment of your pipeline, operations, or digital presence before a larger engagement.
Specific investment figures are shared in a discovery conversation after understanding your scope.
Have a question not listed here? The discovery call is an open conversation, no pressure and no pitch deck.
Ask a questionEvery engagement so far has followed one pattern: take a stalled operation, rebuild it into a system that compounds, and prove the return in hard numbers. The next chapter is that same discipline applied to larger portfolios, more markets, and enterprise-level growth mandates.
No pitch decks, no sales scripts. A direct conversation about where you are, where you want to be, and whether I can close that gap.
Expect a personal response within one business day. The next step is a 30-minute discovery call at a time that works for you.