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The Road to Dr. Lana Clay

Awarded Greater Irvine Chamber’s 40 Under 40

Recognition of leadership driving novel mixed-methodology organizational change across healthcare systems. This work is evidenced by contributions to six National Cancer Institute (NCI) publications focusing on advancing care delivery, survivorship programs, and system improvement.


Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Executive Certificate in Public Policy, providing advanced training in policy analysis, health system strategy, and evidence-based decision-making to support effective healthcare program leadership and continuous improvement initiatives.


University of Southern California — Doctorate of Education (Ed.D.) in Organizational Change and Leadership

Dissertation focused on Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivor Population Health Management, exploring strategies for improving health outcomes through system-level leadership, data-driven interventions, and cross-sector collaboration.


Keck Graduate Institute, Masters of Business and Science in Biotechnology 

Capstone Project: Leveraging Biotech in Medicaid Populations —Algorithmic Challenges in Rare Disease Patient Recruitment 


Western University of Health Sciences, Masters of Science, Health Sciences- Health Professions Education 

Thesis: Auditing the Digital Clinic: Medicaid Integrity Across Apps in Sexual Health 


Western University of Health Sciences, Masters of Science, Health Sciences - Community Health Education 

Thesis: Empowering Young Lives: Fit Kid as a Model for Managed Care Outreach


California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, Bachelors of Science, Clinical Health - Pre Med

Thesis: Parent-Child Health; A Health Communications Plan

The People Who Inspire Me Every Day

Family First

Meet my husband, Mark, and our twin boys, Joey and Jay! Our family is grounded in love, laughter, and a shared commitment to enriching our community. We believe in giving back, supporting the arts, and creating spaces where all children can explore, learn, and dream without limits.


The arts hold a special place in our hearts. As founding members of the City Lights Giving Circle at Pretend City, we are dedicated to nurturing creativity in children through theatrical and imaginative play. Our twins have brought stories to life as Baby Ace on General Hospital, an experience that has strengthened their confidence and deepened their love for the performing arts. We are proud to support initiatives that make the arts accessible to every child.

Fur Family

Gustavos, Mama & Cupcake

A deep love for English bulldogs has shaped a lifelong commitment to animal advocacy, rooted in personal experience as the proud owner of three beloved bulldogs. Understanding the joy and companionship pets bring to families, Lana is dedicated to protecting animals and promoting their well-being.


She is committed to supporting the Orange County Animal Care Shelter to ensure it delivers compassionate, high-quality care for pets in need. She also champions the development of the Legacy Dog Park, aiming to create a fun and safe space where families and their furry companions can connect and thrive.


As President of the American Kennel Club (AKC) Bulldog Club of America (BCA) Pacific Coast Bulldog Club (PCBC), and a continuing board member after serving as Secretary, she leads with both experience and heart. She is also the Founder of Short Snout Support, a nonprofit that provides education, advocacy, and resources for families of brachycephalic (short-snouted) breeds. Her support for Southern California Bulldog Rescue (SCBR) further reflects her dedication to animal welfare across Orange County and beyond.


In February 2025, she organized and hosted the first annual Bulldog Beauty Contest in Tustin. An event that brought together bulldog lovers from across the region to celebrate the breed. The contest highlighted responsible pet ownership, breed education, and community engagement, while raising awareness and support for bulldog health and rescue initiatives.

Paws in the Community

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