Career Brief
Dr. Terry has served as Senior Health Policy Analyst in the Office of the Mayor of the District of Columbia Government. Presently he serves as the Lead Health Systems Re-engineering Analyst for the Department of Health’s State Health Planning and Development Agency.

He is an experienced health systems analyst having expertise in health systems analysis and development, strategic planning, marketing and management, comparative health insurance and financial analysis, grants development, and comparative international health systems.

Some of his health planning accomplishments include: the development of the first District of Columbia’s Five-Year State Plan for Maternal and Child Health Services (1979), development of the District of Columbia’s first Preventive Health and Health Services Grant (1990) and development of the District of Columbia’s first Maternal and Child Health Block Grant (1990).

Dr. Terry has served on a number of District committees, most notably the DC Mayor’s Committee on Handicapped Individuals (1984-1986).

Dr. Terry is a graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park, where he holds a Ph.D. in General Administration and Systems Analysis. He also attended Yale School of Organization and Management for his post-doctoral studies in Health Care Management and Policy Development.

Other Activities
Dr. Terry is also a peer reviewer for the Office of Minority Health Department of the Department of Health and Human Services.