Trenessa Jones, DSL

Dr. Trenessa Jones joined the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control in 2016 and is currently Best Chance Network (BCN) Program Director of the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program. In this role, she is responsible for day-to-day program management, including grant management, provider education, contract management, billing and patient navigation, and manages all aspects of BCN throughout the state.

Trenessa received a BS in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology from Fayetteville State University. She received both her MS in Journalism and her DSL, with a concentration in Organizational Management, from Regent University.

Lashandal Pettaway-Brown, MHA, MBA, PCMH CCE

LaShandal Pettaway-Brown is a Practice Transformation Consultant for South Carolina Rural Health. She is responsible for coordinating the activities of the Medical Oral Expanded Care Collaborative and Practice Transformation, which provides technical assistance, practice assessment, change facilitation and consultation as rural providers adapt to change. LaShandal is a Patient Centered Medical Home Content Expert and Certified Diabetes Lifestyle Coach.

Prior to her role at the South Carolina Office of Rural Health, she served as a Quality Improvement Coordinator at The Carolinas Center for Medical Excellence, where she focused on The Million Hearts Initiative, Physician Quality Reporting System, Meaningful Use and the patient-centered medical home.

LaShandal received an MBA and an MHA from Webster University. She earned her BS, with specialization in Healthcare Administration, from Austin Peay State University.

Lindsay Williams, RHIT, CCA, PCMH CCE

Lindsay Williams joined the South Carolina Office of Rural Health in 2010 and currently serves as a Practice Transformation Consultant for the Center for Practice Transformation. In this role, she is responsible for providing assistance, knowledge and tools around change concepts in access, chronic disease, data collection, workflows and team-based care, helping practices and health systems assess their patient population and working on performance improvement initiatives throughout the state.

Lindsay received an Associate degree in Health Information Management and a certificate in medical record coding from Midlands Technical College. She is certified through the American Health Information Management Association as a Registered Health Information Management Technician and Certified Coding Associate, and has her PCMH Content Expert Certification from NCQA.