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ABOUT DR. AILEAN STINGLEY
Moving chains to create change for a better mississippi
Dr. Ailean Stingley is running for the Mississippi House of Representatives, District 72 because Mississippi is MESSED UP. The City of Jackson is in a state of crisis, facing public health issues from a lack of clean drinking water and crumbling infrastructure to underfunded education and crime. With all of these issues before us, Dr. Stingley believes that “WE CAN DO BETTER.”
Dr. Ailean Stingley is not your regular everyday politician. She is a homegrown, compassionate results- oriented servant leader with a history of caring for Mississippians in the healthcare arena, educational arena and corrections arena. Having achieved in healthcare and ministry, she is not a professional politician but a new face, with new perspectives and ideas ready to prioritize people over politics with a goal of moving chains to accelerate the change Mississippians need to see.
Dr. Ailean Stingley has worked as a licensed healthcare professional for 32 years. During this time, over a period of 28 years, she has served her local, county, and state public health entities with over three decades of experience in State Health Policy, Administrative Rule Development and Implementation based on statutes enacted by the Mississippi State Legislature and the Federal Government. She has also been instrumental in enacting laws and reviewing multi-million dollar budget request for international and national organizations, departments and committees for the sake of establishing and allocating funds for operational expenses globally.
a thriving career
Dr. Ailean Stingley served as the Executive Administrative Team Member, Provider Liaison, Grievance Coordinator, and Chief Dental Officer during her time with Family Health Care Clinic, Inc. Being a licensed healthcare provider, she has served as an Official Liaison and Compliance Officer for the Mississippi Department of Corrections -- Office of Medical Compliance. During her time there, she monitored delivery of medical services by statewide physician networks who served inmates under the supervision of the Mississippi Department of Corrections. She also monitored the physician networks’ compliance to statutory mandates enacted by the Mississippi Legislature and the Federal Government.
EDUCATION AND RECOGNITIONS
B.S., University Of Southern Mississippi
M.P.H., University Of Southern Mississippi (Health Policy & Administration)
D.M.D., University Of Mississippi SOD (Oral Medicine)
John Hopkins School Of Public Health (Health Systems Administration)
National Association Of Community Health Centers (Fellowship)
National Public Health Service Corp
Mississippi State Senate Resolution (SR51)
Mississippi House Of Representatives Resolution (HR91)
USA Today Women Of The Year (Mississippi Honoree, 2022)
National Federation Of Democratic Women (Member)
University Of Mississippi (Alumni)
Leadership Greater Jackson (Alumni)
