Becky Carter

Project Manager

Becky joined Connxus in April 2024 and currently serves as a Project Manager. In this role, she leads and supports strategic initiatives spanning project management, government affairs, stakeholder engagement, research, and organizational strategy. She works across teams and with healthcare providers, government agencies, community organizations, researchers, and other partners to advance projects that strengthen health information exchange, improve care coordination, and address broader health and social needs.

Becky also supports Connxus’ work at the intersection of health data, policy, and community impact. Her work includes managing complex, cross-sector projects; supporting grant and research initiatives; coordinating government and legislative efforts; engaging partners and community stakeholders; and translating strategic priorities into actionable plans. She brings experience in design thinking, intervention mapping, and facilitating collaboration across diverse groups to move initiatives from concept to implementation and achieve measurable results.

Before joining Connxus, Becky worked for the City of Austin’s Office of Violence Prevention within Austin Public Health. During her time with the City, she helped establish Austin’s first Trauma Recovery Center, which provides comprehensive, wraparound services for survivors of violent crime. Through her previous work, she gained extensive experience facilitating cross-industry partnerships and developing programs that address complex social and behavioral health issues, including substance use, homelessness, violence, suicide, grief, and trauma.

Becky holds dual master’s degrees in Public Health and Public Affairs from UTHealth Houston School of Public Health and the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin. She also earned a Bachelor of Science and Arts in Neuroscience from The University of Texas at Austin in 2018.

Outside of work, Becky enjoys practicing yoga, reading, cooking, and walking her dog, Aurora Grace. She is also passionate about supporting Austin’s nonprofit community and has served on the boards of Capacity Catalyst and B Local Texas.