Katie Gaul is the Director of the South Carolina Office for Healthcare Workforce at the South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium, a position held since October 2019, where responsibilities include overseeing research and service initiatives related to healthcare workforce data needs in South Carolina. Prior to this role, Katie served as a Senior Policy Analyst at the National Governors Association, focusing on health workforce and cross-sector data sharing, and as a Research Associate at the Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research, where contributions involved analyzing health workforce data and providing technical assistance. Additionally, Katie has experience as a Graduate Research Assistant in the NC Rural Health Research Program, specializing in cartography and data mapping for rural health research. Educational qualifications include a Master's Degree in Geography from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a Bachelor's Degree in Geography from Appalachian State University.
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South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium
South Carolina AHEC builds and supports the healthcare workforce South Carolina needs through a focus on recruiting, retaining, and educating healthcare professionals. South Carolina AHEC connects students and professionals with the tools, training, and resources necessary to provide quality healthcare, with a focus on primary care for rural and underserved communities. The South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium (South Carolina AHEC) began in 1972 as one of the 11 originally funded projects of the federal AHEC program. We have successfully grown into a system that works closely with the state's institutions of higher education, healthcare providers, community partners and others to educate, recruit, and retain healthcare providers in South Carolina. Today the South Carolina AHEC System consists of one program office and four regional AHEC centers. Social Media and Marketing Policy: https://www.scahec.net/social-marketing.html