Mary Carroll
About Mary Carroll
Mary Carroll is a Registered Nurse Senior Surveyor with over a decade of experience in health care administration and public health. She has worked at the Minnesota Department of Health since 2013, where she trains new surveyors and participates in statewide health initiatives.
Work at Minnesota Department of Health
Mary Carroll has served as a Registered Nurse Senior Surveyor at the Minnesota Department of Health since 2013. In this role, she conducts health surveys and assessments to ensure compliance with state health regulations. Carroll is actively involved in training and mentoring new surveyors, sharing her extensive knowledge and experience in health care administration and public health. Her contributions also extend to the development and implementation of health policies and procedures at the state level, reflecting her commitment to improving health care standards.
Education and Expertise
Mary Carroll holds a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Loyola University Chicago. She furthered her education at the University of Minnesota, where she earned a Master of Public Health with a focus on Health Care Administration. Her educational background supports her extensive expertise in health care administration and public health, which spans over a decade. This combination of education and experience equips her with the skills necessary to effectively conduct health surveys and assessments.
Background
Prior to her current role, Mary Carroll worked at Prairie River Home Care, Inc. as a Registered Nurse and General Manager for four months in 2012. This position provided her with foundational experience in health care management. Since joining the Minnesota Department of Health, she has built a career focused on health care administration, contributing to various statewide health initiatives aimed at enhancing patient care and safety.
Achievements
Throughout her career, Mary Carroll has participated in statewide health initiatives that focus on improving patient care and safety. Her role in training and mentoring new surveyors at the Minnesota Department of Health highlights her commitment to fostering professional development within the field. Additionally, her involvement in the development and implementation of health policies and procedures at the state level showcases her influence on health care standards in Minnesota.