EKU Health Care Administration

The faculty of the HCA program is proud to congratulate Kenzie Meade on her upcoming graduation today! We are so proud of the personal and professional growth you have shown over the past few years, and cannot wait to see all the good things you do in your future career!

The faculty of the HCA program is proud to congratulate Olivia Bullock on her upcoming graduation! We are so proud of the personal and professional growth you have sown over the past few years, and cannot wait to see all the good things you do in your future career!

The faculty of the HCA program would like to congratulate Jenna Barlage on her upcoming graduation. Good luck on all your future endeavors!

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Evan Harmon, MHI, RHIA. Evan was a 2009 graduate of the Health Services Administration Program.

Throughout his career he demonstrated leadership and innovation in the health information management (HIM) profession. Serving in various leadership roles within KHIMA and BGHIMSS. He was passionate about helping to grow the next generation of HIM students. He constantly served as a site supervisor to the students of the HSA/HCA program helping give them exposure to the work he loved so much.

Our hearts go out to his family, friends, and each life he touched through his dedication to making healthcare a better place.

Evan, your contribution to our program, lives, and the HIM profession made a giant impact and you will missed by so many.

The faculty of the HCA Program is proud to announce Jazmine Habern ‘25 successfully completed her Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) exam.

We are so proud of all of your accomplishments!

Are you passionate about shaping the future of health care leaders? We’re looking for the ideal candidate to join our team and make a real impact in the classroom and beyond.

This role is incredibly rewarding. You’ll be mentoring students who are preparing to step into critical roles across the health care system, influencing patient outcomes, organizational success, and community well-being. Every lecture, conversation, and connection you make helps shape the next generation of leaders in a field that truly matters.

If you’re looking for a chance to share your knowledge to make a meaningful impact by inspiring future professionals, apply now.
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Dr. Tudor’s HCA 406 - Healthcare Quality Management class toured the Toyota Plant in Georgetown. Over the past few weeks they have been learning about Lean and the Toyota Production System and how we can use these concepts to help improve healthcare for staff and patients.

We appreciate Toyota (TMMK) for providing these tours for our students and allowing our students to make connections between concepts learned in class and real world applications.

The faculty of the HCA program congratulates Skylar Whittaker, Bella Moberly, and Julianne Dirst on their outstanding achievements.

We are honored to teach these accomplished students who were all selected as Student Ambassadors for the 2026 KHIMA Annual meeting and recipients of KHIMA scholarships.

Skylar Whittaker also received the KHIMA Outstanding Student Award from EKU.

Thank you all for your contributions to helping to make the 2026 KHIMA meeting a success!

Congratulations to our very own Dr. MacDonald! The HCA program is lucky to have you.

The faculty of the HCA Program would like to congratulate Jenna Barlage on her poster presentation at EKU’s College of Health Science Scholar’s Day. Jenna has been working hard over the last few years on Social Drivers of Health and their impact on healthcare organizations! We are proud of your hard work!