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    Rodney Goodie

    CEO of the St. Hope Foundation

  • about Rodney Goodie

    An experienced healthcare administrator, Rodney Goodie holds a bachelor of arts in sociology from the University of Houston and a master of business administration with a concentration in healthcare from Texas Tech University. He also completed significant professional training in the fields of fiscal management, strategic planning, and clinical quality improvement. Over the course of his career, Rodney Goodie has served tenures as a mental health/mental retardation quality assurance program monitor and both a senior quality analyst and a senior project coordinator with Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services.

    Rodney Goodie has led the St. Hope Foundation as chief executive officer since founding the Houston-based community healthcare organization in 1999. As a comprehensive Federally Qualified Health Center, the St. Hope Foundation focuses on addressing gaps in health and wellness services. Mr. Goodie's responsibilities with the foundation include setting organizational budgets and policies, handling community relations, and ensuring full regulatory compliance.

  • Education

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    University of Houston

    BA (1990) in Sociology

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    Texas Tech University

    MBA (2013)

    Masters in Business Administration/Healthcare

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    Emory University

    PhD (2013 - present)

    Public Health - Prevention Science

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