Discover your potential career paths and make valuable connections at our Healthcare Networking Night
Healthcare
Come meet members of Emory’s growing alumni network impacting the healthcare industry.
This business casual networking night brings together professionals and leaders in medicine, nursing, public health, healthcare administration, and more.
At this event, alumni will share their unique career stories with current students who will be able to meet like-minded alumni working in the healthcare industry.
Students will also learn about part-time, internship, and full-time opportunities that may be available.
Attendees will:
- Discover potential career pathways
- Gain invaluable career advice
- Foster new connections
Meet your Alumni Co-Chairs
Kaleigh Emerson 10PH
Program/Policy Lead, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
@kaleighemersonKaleigh Emerson is a social worker and public health professional serving as Program/Policy Lead at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. She leads the Inpatient Psychiatric Facility Quality Reporting Program, which works to improve the quality of inpatient behavioral health care through data-driven policymaking and transparency.
David Kulp 20C 26M
M.D. Candidate, Emory School of Medicine
@davidkulpDavid Kulp is an M.D. Candidate at Emory School of Medicine. David’s professional and academic interests focus broadly on the intersection of health equity, entrepreneurship, AI/ML technology, and pediatric informatics. When he is out of the hospital, he serves as the Director of Clinical Relations at Nucleate Atlanta, the local chapter of an international organization that supports early-stage biotech ventures and emerging scientist-entrepreneurs.
Alumni Committee
Asha Immanuelle 96N
Impassioned Maternal Health Equity Advocate
Asha Immanuelle is dedicated to transforming healthcare access and delivery, drawing on her whole-person nursing perspective and expertise in population health management to optimize health outcomes. She believes that if we can design workflows capable of landing a rover on Mars, we can certainly create systems that achieve the Quadruple Aim—enhancing care experiences for patients and caregivers, reducing costs, and improving health outcomes equitably across populations. For Asha, settling for the status quo in healthcare is not an option.
Her focus lies in workflow redesign, alternative payment models, and cross-sector collaboration as the cornerstones of meaningful healthcare transformation. Driven by the vision of integrating social care into healthcare, Asha seeks to address community-level social determinants of health (#SDoH) that impact well-being on a broad scale.
Asha envisions an equitable, learning healthcare system that connects the dots across the care continuum and aligns incentives for true population health. She champions collaboration, connection, and cooperation centered on patient health priorities, advocating a community-oriented approach as the most effective path forward.
Alexis Hauk 06C
Director of Communications, Heart and Vascular Service Line, Emory University
As a former hack turned full-time flack, Alexis (Emory College ‘06, BA, creative writing) has written for daily newspapers, trade publications, and national magazines including the Atlantic, American Theatre, The Bitter Southerner, Atlanta Magazine, TIME, and more. She lived in Boston, DC, New York City, and Los Angeles, before returning to Atlanta in 2018.
Professionally, she most recently served on the CDC Covid-19 Task Force as a co-lead for vaccine safety communications before returning to Emory in 2022 as Director of Communications for the Heart & Vascular Service Line. In her role at Emory, she works to develop and implement storytelling and media relations strategies that showcase cardiovascular providers, innovative treatments, remarkable interventions, patient recovery journeys, and life-saving services.
Victor Coronado 08M
(Retired) Centers for Disease Control
