Jane Harrell, MD

• Internal Medicine at Carolinas Medical Center, 2000-2013
• Clinical Associate Professor, UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine, 2012
• Voted one of Charlotte’s “Top Doctors” by peers, patients, Charlotte Magazine, Charlotte Business Journal, and NC Business Magazine
• Graduated Davidson College Phi Beta Kappa, Cum Laude
• Captain, Varsity Women’s Tennis team, Davidson College
• Graduated Wake Forest University School of Medicine with honors
• Public speaker on various topics: women’s health, faith and motivational seminars
• Physician for Carolina Panther Cheerleaders 2005-2006
• Extensive volunteer work with Charlotte’s most vulnerable, homeless population
• Founder of free medical clinic at the Urban Ministry Center in 2006

Joshua Shoemake, MD

• Practicing Internist in Charlotte for the past 10 years

• Graduated from the University of Georgia, Phi Beta Kappa, cum laude

• Graduated from the Medical College of Georgia with honors

• Completed residency at Carolinas Medical Center

• Served as Chief Resident for Internal Medicine at Carolinas Medical Center

• Voted one of Charlotte’s “Best Doctors” by peers, patients, Charlotte Magazine, and the North Carolina Business Journal

• Works extensively with Charlotte’s homeless population

• Public speaker on various medical topics

Katie Z. Masciangelo (Communications & Marketing)

• Joined H3 Healthcare in April 2015 as the Director of Communications and Marketing

• Prior to H3 Healthcare Katie worked at Xenophon Strategies, a strategic communications firms specializing in public relations and crisis communications

• Prior to Xenophon Strategies, she worked with Greenspace, NCR, a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering green real estate and economic development in the national capital region

• Graduated from Miami University of Ohio with a degree in International Relations and Latin American Studies in 2010

Lindsay Brodrick, BC-BSN, RN (Clinical Care Coordinator)

• RN with Carolinas Medical Center almost 10 years

• Notable Nurse Award

• Board Certified in Ambulatory Care Medicine

• Launched “Moore Place Project” with Dr. Harrell at Carolinas Medical Center, a pilot project to meet the high-risk medical needs of Charlotte’s chronically homeless population

Tracey Ellington, BA-BSN, RN

• RN with Carolinas Medical Center for 12 years

• Over 20 years of Emergency Department/Trauma experience

• 4 years as a nurse clinician with the Carolinas Hospitalist team

• Volunteers at a refugee clinic partnered with Project 658 in Charlotte

• Administered care to 1,500 Haitians on a medical mission trip to Haiti in 2012

• Graduated from University of Kansas with a B.A. in Anthropology in 1992 and Rockhurst College with a BSN in 1995