Chaise Camp

Chaise Camp, MA, MS, MA, joined Cone Health as the Senior Patient Experience Manager in January 2012. In December of 2012, Camp, along with a colleague, developed the very successful Mission Control program designed to improve the patient experience by focusing exclusively on the staff experience of the care environment. Inpatient and Emergency Departments undergoing the Mission Control program have, on average, gained 42 percentile points in only six months.

Prior to coming Cone Health, Camp spent years applying his advanced studies in human behavior to improving the lives of those around him. He served as a psychological counselor and has taught at Indiana University and the University of Kentucky. He entered healthcare in 2008 at Jewish Hospital in Louisville, Ky, where he served in dual patient experience and operational roles.

Camp received his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Hardin-Simmons University, his first master’s degree in clinical psychology from Abilene Christian University, a second master’s in political science from Ball State University, and a third master’s in international relations from the University of Kentucky. Additionally, he has studied in two Ph.D. programs, at Indiana University and the University of Kentucky, and will have earned an MBA from the University of North Carolina-Greensboro in December of this year.