
Pamela Arroyo
Adjunct Professor · Healthcare Administration
New York College of Podiatric MedicineAbout
Pamela Arroyo serves as Adjunct Professor of Health Services Administration at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine's School of Graduate Studies in Bradenton, Florida, while concurrently holding a leadership role at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), a $10 billion integrated healthcare system employing 60,000 individuals.
Her academic credentials include:
- Bachelor’s in Business/Communications from Carlow University
- Master’s in Professional Leadership from Carlow University
Her professional expertise centers on healthcare administration with specialized focus on talent acquisition and leadership development within complex healthcare systems. She designs and implements employment brand strategies for college recruitment, oversees selection processes for young professionals, and aligns program development with organizational behavior frameworks across UPMC's corporate, insurance, and cancer center divisions.
Her professional recognition includes:
- UPMC’s Award for Excellence in Service
- UPMC Center for Inclusion Employee Partnership Council Representative of the Year (2012)
Beyond her institutional roles, she serves on the Carlow University Alumni Association Board and Get Involved! Inc. Board, while actively contributing as a One Young World ambassador and volunteer for United Way, Take Our Sons and Daughters to Work Day, Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania, and the Pittsburgh Promise.
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