Kaleb Lee Carter
Master of Health Administration (MHA)
Kaleb Carter is a dedicated healthcare professional currently pursuing a Master of Health Administration at the University of Georgia. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Georgia State University. Kaleb has gained valuable experience through his roles as a Graduate Administrative Intern at Mayo Clinic and an Administrative Intern at Atrium Health Navicent. At Mayo Clinic, he enhanced patient experience by analyzing inpatient surveys and contributed to enterprise-wide initiatives, including wearable technology investments and readmission pattern analysis. His work at Atrium Health Navicent involved policy changes, OSHA compliance verification, and patient engagement in various health programs. Kaleb’s earlier experience as a Vaccine Clinic Teammate at Atrium Health Navicent involved assisting with the coordination of COVID-19 vaccinations for the Central Georgia market, scheduling appointments, and ensuring accurate patient documentation.
In addition to his professional experience, Kaleb has demonstrated strong leadership skills. He currently serves as President of the UGA MHA Student Executive Board and has held positions such as Vice President of the American College of Healthcare Executives: UGA Chapter and President of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. Kaleb is also actively involved in professional development, holding certifications in Social and Behavioral Research, Emotional Intelligence, and Healthcare Improvement. His commitment to healthcare excellence and leadership makes him a promising future leader in the field. Kaleb’s proactive approach and dedication to improving healthcare systems underscore his potential to make significant contributions to the industry.
