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Faculty

• Dr. Jeanette May

  

  Adjunct Faculty
  Office: Remote
  Email: jmay@nec.edu

  Expertise and Achievements

  • Health informatics, health policy, health research, health strategy
  • Lead researcher for Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, focus on the impact of the Affordable Care Act on Medicare and Medicaid recipients

   

  Educational Background
  PhD in Human Services
  Master’s certificate in Public Health informatics
  Master’s degree in public health

  Research Interests
  Public health, health care costs, patient-centered care

  Bio
  Dr. May is the President of MaySquare, a small women/veteran-owned business focused on supporting nonprofits in the healthcare space. Prior to MaySquare, Dr. May was faculty for the Surgical Outcomes Research Program at the University of Wisconsin, where she was the Senior Director for the Surgical Collaborative of Wisconsin. Prior to her appointment with the University, Dr. May was the lead researcher and disparities expert for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid National Impact Assessment Quality Measurement report. Dr. May serves on several technical panels and advisory committees including the National Quality Forum Technical Expert Panel for same-day access measurement for mental health. She has held previous positions at both large academic institutions and health systems with much of her efforts focused on leading strategy development, implementing collaboratives and coalitions at the state level, and supporting health initiatives/impact studies. In addition, Jeanette has been a part of many large NIH collaborative grants in the areas of population health, rural health, and cancer.

• Stephen Lemire

  

  Adjunct Professor
  Office: Remote
  Email: slemire@nec.edu
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  Expertise
  Health policy and reform, leadership, and ethics

  Educational Background
  MS in Health Services Administration, University of Massachusetts Lowell
  BS in Health Services Administration, University of Massachusetts Lowell

  Bio
  Stephen Lemire has 20 years’ experience as an executive director of national, state, and community-based professional associations that have focused on health policy, public health, behavioral health, and interdisciplinary graduate education. He is the former executive director of the National Professional Science Master’s Association, the Massachusetts Health Officers Association, and the Massachusetts Business Group on Health.

  Mr. Lemire is currently a full-time faculty member at Purdue University Global and an adjunct faculty member at New England College and Framingham State University (where he serves as the graduate program coordinator and advisor). He has previously taught at Daniel Webster College, Cambridge College, University of Massachusetts Lowell, University of Massachusetts Boston, and Rivier University.