Amy Carter received her Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a concentration in Community Health Education from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and has worked in Public Health Education with a focus on reproductive health and safety and sexually transmitted disease prevention for over 10 years. She is currently the Texas DSHS Congenital Syphilis Coordinator and oversees the congenital syphilis prevention and reporting activities across the state. Previously she worked for Dallas County Health and Human Services, where she started as a Disease Intervention Specialist who investigated congenital syphilis reports and was promoted to First Line Supervisor. While in that role she was the co-lead in developing the Dallas-Fort Worth Fetal Infant Morbidity Review Board (FIMR), coordinated, and facilitated FIMR meetings, trained staff, and assisted with provider education. Prior to relocating to Texas, she was the Health Educator and a Program Manager at Jones County Health Department, where she oversaw all health education activities for the county, worked with clinical staff, and developed community partnerships in and around Jones County, North Carolina.