Lorna Neeley is a proven project leader with a strong record of driving operational improvements across many hospital systems and clinical programs. With a strong background rooted in military service and healthcare administration, she brings a steady, strategic approach to managing complex systems in fast-paced healthcare environments. At the HonorHealth Research Institute, Lorna leads initiatives focused on streamlining workflows, improving cross-departmental communication, and aligning operational goals with patient-centered outcomes. Her work supports the execution of high-quality clinical research and enhances the coordination between frontline teams and leadership. Lorna earned her Bachelor of Business Administration and has completed extensive professional development through the U.S. Air Force, including training in Medical Service Corps operations, Officer Training School, and leadership development. Her experience spans medical logistics, staff development, and clinical healthcare delivery, making her uniquely skilled in identifying process gaps and implementing effective, lasting solutions. Decorated with multiple honors — including three Air Force Meritorious Service Medals and the Air Force Commendation Medal — Lorna’s career reflects a deep commitment to service, leadership, and excellence under pressure. She is known for her practical mindset, systems thinking, and ability to unite diverse teams toward shared goals. Driven by a passion for building stronger and more robust systems and supporting meaningful repeatable outcomes, Lorna approaches every project with clarity, resilience, and an unwavering focus on impact.
Lorna Neeley, B.B.A
Biography
- Air Force Meritorious Service Medal (3x): Recognized for outstanding meritorious achievement or service, reflecting exceptional performance and dedication.
- Air Force Commendation Medal: Honored for sustained acts of heroism or meritorious service, demonstrating bravery and commitment.
- Air Force Achievement Medal: Awarded for notable achievements that are of a lesser degree than required for the Air Force Commendation Medal, highlighting significant contributions.
- National Defense Service Medal: Given to military personnel who have served honorably during periods of national emergency, signifying dedication to national defense.
- Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal: Recognizes service members who have deployed abroad in direct support of the War on Terrorism, showing commitment to global security.
- Global War on Terrorism Service Medal: Awarded to those who have participated in operations in the Global War on Terrorism, underscoring involvement in critical missions.
- Air and Space Campaign Medal: Honors participation in, or support of, operations in the Air and Space Campaign, reflecting involvement in pivotal campaigns.
- Nuclear Deterrence Operations Service Medal: Recognizes service in nuclear deterrence operations, emphasizing contributions to national security.
- Air Force Training Ribbon: Given upon completion of initial accession training, marking the successful start of a military career.
- NATO Medal: Awarded for service in NATO operations, highlighting international cooperation and contribution to global peace and security.
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