Dawn Carter has enjoyed a career in healthcare spanning 28 years and has extensive experience in developing revenue integrity and software solutions for risk adjustment and SDOH. Her experience also includes multiple teaching engagements in medical administration, billing, and coding.

Krista has extensive experience identifying revenue generation obstacles in collaboration with senior leaderships to implement best practices related to the Revenue Cycle. She has worked for 13 years in both hospital and insurance company settings, focusing on billing, auditing, contract management, software implementation, denial management, and payer variance adjudication. Krista recently spent 6 years working at an acute care hospital in Doha, Qatar where she assisted the facility in its implementation of the CPT coding system. She is currently a member of the South Denver local chapter in Colorado.

Maya Turner has 30 years of experience working in healthcare and coding compliance, which includes evaluation and management and non-procedural auditing, physician education, as well as designing course curriculums for the latest trends for inpatient and professional revenue cycles. She has spoken at many national platforms including HEALTHCON. Turner, who sits on the 2025-2027 AAPC NAB, enjoys teaching students the ways of the coder and empowering others with knowledge. She believes positive energy opens the lines of communication and understanding, and spreading positive energy is the means of success to those who give and receive it.

Shannon Cameron, Chief Operating Officer for AFS of Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians, is an accomplished leader in healthcare operations and the revenue cycle, with more than 25 years of expertise and experience in operational management with multi-state, multi-disciplinary health organizations. She possesses an in-depth, hands-on knowledge of end-to-end revenue cycle and a strong proficiency with federal regulatory policy and managed care, revenue integrity, and finance for both physicians and facilities across multiple specialties, particularly with emergency medicine, radiology, anesthesia, radiation oncology, neurosurgery, laboratory/pathology, and general surgery. Cameron has held positions of significance with some of the industry’s largest and most recognized organizations and has performed as lead investigative researcher and forensic auditor on several large fraud investigations for government-based inquiries including the OIG and CMS, as well as numerous private payers in the areas of physician billing, DME, and facility-based investigations and reviews. Additionally, she has served as a national speaker for several large organizations, which includes over 14,000 healthcare providers, and has performed compliance-based analyses for multiple large hospital and physician-based groups. Cameron holds degrees in organizational management and healthcare administration, an MBA, and a Master of Health Informatics degree from the University of Tennessee. She is currently pursuing her PhD of Clinical Outcomes and Health Policy from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center.