Jennifer Marie Reitman, NP

Dr. Michelle Hudspeth is a 1999 graduate of the MUSC College of Medicine and completed her residency, chief residency, and fellowship at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and the National Cancer Institute. She is the division chief for pediatric hematology/oncology and is the director of the pediatric blood and marrow transplant program and the quality director for the combined adult and pediatric blood and marrow transplant program. Her main clinical focus is transplantation, including haploidentical, related and unrelated allogeneic, cord blood, and autologous donor sources. She is the institutional principal investigator for Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplant Consortium trials. She is a member of the Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplant Consortium GVHD committee and supportive care committee. She also serves on several working committees (GVHD, pediatric cancer, immune deficiencies/inborn errors of metabolism) for the Center for International Blood and Marrow Transplant Research. Her clinical research includes multiple aspects of transplantation, including a clinical trial incorporating pravastatin for matched related donor transplants for sickle cell disease.

Meet George Benjamin Carter MD a skilled medical professional based in Charleston SC. As a Doctor of Medicine specializing in General and Allopathic Medicine Dr. Carter brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his practice. With a focus on providing comprehensive medical care Dr. Carter is dedicated to helping his patients achieve and maintain optimal health. Located in the vibrant city of Charleston SC Dr. Carter serves as a trusted healthcare provider for individuals seeking top-notch medical services. Generated from this place's public information

Eleta Donelan is a born and raised South Carolinian, who has spent her life residing across the coastal, upstate, and midlands region of the state. She obtained her undergraduate education from the University of South Carolina, Columbia with a B.S. degree in Exercise Science, focusing on the Scientific Foundations track. She graduated from the Medical University of South Carolina’s Physician Assistant Program in July of 2020 with a strong clinical and surgical interest in vascular surgery and became board certified in August of 2020. Outside of clinical practice, Eleta is passionate about international medical mission trips that have previously included providing free clinical care to citizens in rural Peru and a month long rotation in Uganda, Africa working in a local hospital offering surgical and medical care. She also developed a love for volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House which began in Columbia and has carried through to the Charleston location.