Nam Le-Morawa, DPT, MBA, MPH, FACHE

• Dr. Nam Le-Morawa works as the Chief Operations Officer for Professional Services for the San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporation and has been with organization since 2018
• She has a doctoral degree in Physical Therapy, an MBA in Healthcare Systems Management, a Master in Public Health and is a Fellow with the American College of Healthcare Executives.
• Nam has over 25 years of clinical physical therapy and leadership experience in a variety of clinical settings including: Tertiary care/trauma centers, inpatient acute rehabilitation hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, community hospitals and outpatient community clinics.
• She joined SCAHC in 2018 and brings with her a full range of clinical physical therapy expertise in the following areas: Neuro (post- CVA recovery), Pediatrics (neurodevelopmental), post-operative and acute post-operative Cardiovascular care.

Locally in Arizona, she works clinically and worked at Banner University Medical Center Phoenix in the Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility unit as a Clinical Manager and then Director of Rehabilitation at San Carlos Apache Healthcare in 2018 where she expanded pediatric and specialized rehabilitation therapy service lines. Additionally, she contributed as a Clinical Faculty member at A.T. Still University providing clinical mentorship to neuro-residents in the Physical Therapy program, is a certified clinical instructor, and continues to practice clinically throughout the Phoenix Valley area. and mentors in both her clinical and administrative roles throughout the Phoenix Valley area.

Dr. Le-Morawa has a broad understanding of cultures from traveling, living, working and volunteering abroad. She believes that basic healthcare is a right, and advocates strongly for equal access to high quality care and to close the gap on healthcare inequities. She is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives, is a Board member of the Arizona Healthcare Executives organization, is the board’s Chair for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) and President-Elect for 2025.

Through her work she has contributed to the success of her teams’ recognition and awards in the following:

• American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) Regent’s Award in the Senior Healthcare Executive category for exceptional dedication, leadership and contribution (December 2023)
• American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) Regent-at-Large Arizona Chapter Award for DEI (2023)
• National Indian Health Board (NIHB) Local Impact Award for COVID-19 Vaccine Efforts (2022)
• The Arizona Partnership for Immunization (TAPI) Big Shots award for COVID-19 vaccination efforts on the San Carlos Apache Reservation (2022)
• American College of Healthcare Executive CAP Dolan Scholar (2021)
• National Indian Health Board (NIHB) Local Impact Award for Rehabilitation Therapy Services in the Community (2018)