Carolina Carmona, MSN, BSN, RN
Medical Operations Manager, Methodist Healthcare Ministries
Carolina Carmona is a seasoned healthcare leader with over 32 years of experience driving excellence in clinical operations and health system management. As the Medical Operations Manager at Methodist Healthcare Ministries, she brings a deep commitment to quality care, strategic leadership, and operational integrity.
Carolina holds both a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in Nursing with an emphasis in Leadership from the University of the Incarnate Word. Her educational foundation, combined with decades of frontline and managerial experience, enables her to lead multidisciplinary teams with clarity, compassion, and purpose.
Throughout her career, Carolina has been recognized for her unwavering dedication to ethical practice and organizational excellence. She is particularly passionate about advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in healthcare settings and is a firm believer in "doing the right thing—and doing it all the time."
Carolina’s leadership philosophy centers on empowering others, driving systemic improvement, and fostering environments where patients and staff alike can thrive.
Jaime Wesolowski is the President and Chief Executive Officer at Methodist Healthcare Ministries. A healthcare executive with three decades of leadership experience, Jaime is responsible for the overall governance and direction of Methodist Healthcare Ministries. Jaime earned his Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration from Xavier University, and his Bachelor’s of Science from Indiana University in Healthcare Administration. As a cancer survivor, Jaime is a staunch supporter of the American Cancer Society. He serves as Chair of the American Cancer Society’s South Texas Area board of directors and he was appointed as Chair to the recently created South Region Advisory Cabinet, covering eight states from Arizona through Alabama. Jaime believes his personal experience as a cancer survivor has given him more defined insight and compassion to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of patients and their families.