Stephanie Leung, MBA

As Director of Palliative Care Program Development, Stephanie leads the development of tools, training, and technical assistance needed to start and sustain successful palliative care programs across all care settings. Her work includes oversight of CAPC’s extensive portfolio of Toolkits, Virtual Office Hours, Webinars, Interprofessional Grand Rounds, and CAPC Circles. She also serves as a co-chair of the planning committee for CAPC’s National Seminar.

Stephanie brings nearly two decades of experience designing, implementing, and evaluating evidenced-based community health programs. Prior to joining CAPC, she leveraged CAPC resources to help design, implement, and scale a community-based palliative care program at Hospice of Cincinnati. During her tenure there, she also worked on Conversations of a Lifetime®, a community focused advance care planning initiative to move the process upstream. This work was highlighted in the Journal of Palliative Medicine’s article, Initiating Advance Care Planning in Primary Care: A Model for Success.

Before her work in hospice and palliative care, Stephanie spent nearly a decade at a local health department, where she led county-wide health lifestyle initiatives to reduce chronic disease.

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and Fitness Management from the University of Dayton and an MBA with a concentration in Project Management from Wright State University.