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Careers of Impact: Making health a human right

Stephanie Yendell (DVM/MPH-PHP ’11) supervises the Health Risk Intervention Unit at the Minnesota Department of Health and runs the Lead and Healthy Homes and Toxic Free Kids programs.

Volunteer Spotlight: Senka Hadzic (MPH ’08)

Senka Hadzic works as a project facilitator at the Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement (ICSI), volunteers on the SPH Alumni Society’s Opioid Work Group, and mentors SPH students.

Heavens (MHA ’04) named vice president for Ascension Health

Michelle Heavens (MHA ’04) was named the vice president of Operations, Clinical and Network Services for Ascension Health.

Tingey (MHA ’10) named COO for Henderson Hospital

Ryan Tingey (MHA ’10) was named the chief operating officer (COO) for Henderson Hospital in Henderson, NV.

Alozie (MPH ’10) named CMO for El Paso’s Del Sol Medical Center

Ogechika Alozie (MPH ’10) was named the new chief medical officer (CMO) at Del Sol Medical Center in El Paso, TX.

Jones (MHA ’03) named to list of 50 African American leaders in health care to know

Becker’s Hospital Review named Ken Jones (MHA ’03) to its list highlighting African Americans who have taken on leadership roles across the country in hospitals, health systems, and national organizations.

Harrison (MPH ’13) joins UN’s Food and Agricultural Organization

Megan Harrison will be supporting low- and middle-income countries to develop national food-based dietary guidelines.

Volunteer Spotlight: Ron Pearson (MS ’85 )

Ron Pearson is a 1985 graduate of the environmental health program and currently serves as the secretary for the SPH Alumni Society Board of Directors and volunteers on the Engagement Committee.

Welcome new MHA instructors

The Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) program is pleased to welcome four new instructors this spring: Cari Worner (MHA ‘00), Matt Johannsen (MHA ’17), Michael Troy, and Matt Anderson.