Mathew Garcia, M.H.A.

Mathew Garcia earned his Master of Health Administration at Texas A&M University in 2023. While enrolled in his master's program, Mathew was a Hospital Operations intern at Memorial Hermann Katy. In this role, he was responsible for creating a workflow for a system-wide initiative aimed at reducing emergency room misutilization at the campus level. Additionally, Mathew played a role in the financial analysis of various operational projects connected to Memorial Hermann's hospital planning and expansion efforts. Prior to pursuing his graduate degree, Mathew completed his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a specialization in Actuarial Science, minor in Business Foundations and certificate in Risk Management at the University of Texas at Austin. Mathew's professional background also includes serving as a Project Assistant within the Accountable Care Organization at St. Joseph Regional Hospital in Bryan, Texas.

Neetthu George, M.H.A.

Neetthu George earned her Master of Health Administration from the University of South Florida in 2023. While enrolled in her master’s program, Neetthu was a graduate intern at Suncoast Community Health Centers Inc., a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). In this role, she was responsible for strategizing techniques to increase efficiency at the call center and collaborated with clinic leadership for improvements in patient satisfaction. Upon the completion of her internship, she transitioned into her role as a Manager in Training for the organization, for which she helped create initiatives in the Information Technology department and implemented them in multiple clinic sites. Additionally, Neetthu gained experience as an Administrative Floater for Gastro Florida, an expansive gastroenterology physician group across Tampa Bay. Prior to pursuing her master’s program, Neetthu received her Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Nova Southeastern University.

Maggie Reyes, M.H.A.

Maggie Reyes earned her Master of Health Administration from the University of South Florida in 2023. While enrolled in her graduate program, she served as the Vice President of the Healthcare Management Student Association and a volunteer at Moffitt Cancer Center. To supplement her education, she worked as a Medical Assistant and an Administrative Assistant to gain a greater understanding of clinical and administrative processes. Additionally, Maggie held internships with the American College of Healthcare Executives Western Florida Chapter and the USF Tampa General Physicians Group. In these roles she added value by improving member engagement and leading a clinical integration and transitions of care improvement project, respectively. Prior to her graduate studies, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, with a dual concentration in biological sciences and health management, from the University of South Florida in 2021.