Mobile Outreach Unit Staff
Leah Johnson
Community Outreach Coordinator
Leah Johnson has served in her current role as the Community Outreach Specialist for the Mobile Outreach Unit at UNC Health Johnston for over seven years. She was the very first to fill this position and has had the privilege to help shape and develop it from the very start. A Johnston County native, Leah is fluent in Spanish and holds a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration, as well as certifications as a Registered Medical Assistant and Emergency Medical Technician. In addition to her work in community healthcare, she has served as a Combat Medic in the U.S. Army Reserve for nearly 15 years.
Having witnessed firsthand the impact of delayed healthcare in her community, Leah is driven by a vision where every neighbor has access to timely, quality medical care. She believes that breaking down barriers to health care isn't just about providing services—it's about being a part of the next step in building a healthier community.
Morgan Lassiter
Community Outreach Specialist
Morgan Lassiter has served in her current role as Community Outreach Specialist for the Mobile Outreach Unit at UNC Health Johnston for two years. Prior to her role in community outreach, Morgan spent four years serving as a CNA, also for UNC Health Johnston. She has used her skills and insight to shape the program from its inception. Morgan began her career in healthcare working as a Certified Nursing Assistant for a Cardiac Recovery Unit; she continues to work for the unit when she is not out working in her community. A Johnston County native, Morgan holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Healthcare Management and certifications as a Registered Medical Assistant and Certified Nursing Assistant. She is currently working on receiving her Master’s in Healthcare Administration.
Through her experience in both clinical and community settings, Morgan has seen how preventative care can transform lives. She is passionate about bridging the gap between hospital and home, believing that meaningful health care happens when we meet people where they are.
