Our group, Wound Sync was founded by Han Pham Hulen, MD. UHM/ABPM. Dr. Hulen was the prior Chief Executive Officer of Wound Integrity but remains as a founding Board Member. Dr. Hulen fell into wound care in 2007 after training at UT Southwestern Medical Center in infectious diseases and found that there was a high need for integrating wound care with advanced therapies in medicine. She saw that the psychological, emotional, and physical impact of patients dealing with chronic problem wounds including those who lost limbs due to unnecessary amputations created a need for physician advocacy that at that point, was unmet. After completing both her Board certifications in internal medicine in 2005 and infectious disease medicine in 2007, she committed her career to wound care and hyperbaric medicine and in 2010, she completed her Board certification in Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine. Dr. Hulen then decided to pursue her life’s passion in training physicians who would also choose to join her in this grassroots effort of patient advocacy.
Dr. Hulen envisions that the future of Wound Sync encompasses the growth and education of providers who believe in practicing advanced wound care and hyperbaric medicine and hopes to bring this vision to a national level in order to bring to light the need for patient advocacy in this very young field of medicine.
Katherine Marotte brings over a decade of experience in wound care operations, combining a strong background in public administration with a passion for improving patient outcomes. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of South Florida, where she majored in Political Science and International Studies, with minors in Arabic Studies and Philosophy. She went on to complete her Master of Public Administration with a focus in Public Health at Pennsylvania State University.
Following her undergraduate studies, Katherine lived and worked in South Australia before beginning her career in wound care in Pennsylvania. She has since continued her work in Texas, developing a reputation for operational excellence, team leadership, and a collaborative approach to care. Katherine is committed to ensuring high-quality, efficient, and patient-centered wound care services across all clinic locations.
Dr. Autumn Savage earned her undergraduate degree with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and minor in Chemistry at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas and attended medical school at the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine in Fort Worth, Texas. She completed her family medicine residency at John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, in 2015 and subsequently completed her fellowship in geriatric medicine at John Peter Smith Hospital in 2016 – with a considerable portion of her training focused on both the inpatient and outpatient practice of wound care. Dr. Savage is currently board certified in geriatrics and family medicine. She is a member of the Texas Medical Association, Association of Advancement of Wound Care, Wound Healing Society, American Geriatric Association, and American Medical Association.
Jesseca Alexander is a dedicated nursing leader with over 15 years of healthcare experience, specializing in Med-Surg, Telemetry, Progressive Care, and her true passion—Wound Care. She graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from West Coast University and also studied Public Health in Argentina, bringing a global perspective to patient care.
For the past five years, Jesseca has served as a nurse leader at Wound Evolution and currently the Vice President of Nursing, where she oversees clinical/nursing operations across private wound care centers and hospital partnerships. Known for her compassionate leadership and hands-on approach, she is committed to improving outcomes and advancing excellence in wound care.
Outside of work, Jesseca is a proud mom of three and can often be found cheering from the sidelines at her kids’ sports events.
Shelton Williams is a Clinical Hyperbaric Educator at Wound Sync, specializing in the design and delivery of training programs for new hyperbaric staff. He is responsible for ensuring personnel are well-versed in practice guidelines, safety standards, and certification requirements to deliver safe, effective care. Mr. Williams holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of North Texas (2016) and brings over four years of expertise in hyperbaric medicine and emergency medical services. His focus on clinical education supports the advancement of high-quality patient care in the field of wound healing and hyperbaric therapy
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Joy Cravens is the Vice President of Revenue Cycle Management at Wound Sync, with over 18 years of specialized experience in wound care and hyperbaric medicine. She has a diverse background in medical billing, covering areas such as internal medicine, podiatry, sleep studies, and orthopedics. Mrs. Cravens studied Biology at Fullerton College and Louisiana State University (LSU), and has been an integral part of the Wound Sync team since 2008, where she has played a key role in optimizing revenue cycle operations and supporting the company’s growth in the healthcare sector.
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Suzanne Holland joined Wound Sync in the summer of 2024 as a Legal Administrative Assistant. Holding a Bachelor of Science in Education from the University of Houston at Victoria, she brings a strong foundation in organizational efficiency and clear communication to her role. Mrs. Holland has a broad background in administrative support and has contributed to several committees, which has refined her ability to manage tasks with precision and work collaboratively within team environments. Additionally, she is a licensed notary public, further enhancing her skill set in legal administration. Her diverse experience in both education and administration enables her to deliver reliable, high-quality support to the Wound Sync team.