Amy Pulliam, DHSc., MPH, MCHES

Amy Pulliam is a Senior Program Director at Caduceus. She has developed innovative ways to engage communities in general health discussions, strategic improvement plans, and program management and development with a focus on minorities, children, refugees, and underserved populations.  Her passion is to advocate for health equality and reduce disparities.  She has utilized her positions to educate, prevent, and help intervene in areas that may require working with multiple stakeholders. 

Her experience combine the usage of detailed data analysis reports with focus on compliance, and action plans to resolve any areas of concern and managing the improvement process. She uses enhanced collaboration to help identify untapped areas for the establishment of effective partnerships that result in positive outcomes for all involved. 

Amy has a Doctorate in Health Sciences with a concentration in Global Health (DHSc) from A.T. Still University, a Master’s in Public Health specializing in Health Policy (MPH) from A.T. Still University, a Bachelors in Public Policy with Health Policy concentration (BA) from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and is a Master Certified Health Education Specialist (MCHES). 

Pulliam has learned that change is inevitable, but innovation can help with project management sustainment and is imperative for the change to truly be successful.  Amy is a native of North Carolina and has one child.