Jan Lee Santos

Jan Lee Santos is an Adjunct Professor at Campbell University serving as program advisor for Healthcare Management, with additional adjunct appointments at UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health (instructor for PUBH 721), UNC School of Medicine (Family Medicine), and Wake Technical Community College (Life Sciences). He concurrently serves as Associate Director of Training and Clinical Services for Piedmont Health Services and PACE SeniorCare Centers.

His educational credentials include:

• Doctor of Medicine from Ross University School of Medicine
• Master in Healthcare Administration from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Master in Microbiology from Indiana University Bloomington

Dr. Santos specializes in public health systems and community health interventions, with demonstrated expertise in pandemic response through his leadership of PHS's COVID-19 testing and vaccination initiatives for marginalized communities. His work integrates healthcare administration, infectious disease control, and medical education through partnerships with UNC Global Health, community organizations, and state health agencies.

His professional recognition includes:

• 2021 Professor of the Year and Dean's Teaching Award at Campbell University
• 2020 Piedmont Health Services Star Award
• 2019 Adjunct Instructor of the Year award
• 2019 Wake Tech Excellence in Teaching Award

He mentors diverse health profession students while developing clinical training programs and quality improvement initiatives across Piedmont Health Services' care teams.

His current leadership in community vaccination efforts demonstrates commitment to health equity through operational partnerships with the Greater Baptist State Convention, Hispanic Liaison organizations, and rural health authorities.