Lindsey Macomber
About Lindsey Macomber
Lindsey Macomber is a Mountain Athletics Trainer currently employed at The North Face since 2015 and also serves as an Enterprise Solution Consultant at athenahealth. She has a background in fitness training and holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Providence College.
Work at North Face
Lindsey Macomber has been employed at The North Face as a Mountain Athletics Trainer since 2015. In this role, she focuses on training and developing athletes, utilizing her extensive background in fitness and athletics. Her experience in this position spans over nine years, contributing to her expertise in mountain sports and outdoor training methodologies.
Current Role at athenahealth
Since 2015, Lindsey has also served as an Enterprise Solution Consultant at athenahealth in Watertown, Massachusetts. In this capacity, she applies her analytical skills to provide solutions that enhance healthcare delivery. Her tenure at athenahealth has lasted for nine years, showcasing her commitment to the organization and her role in the healthcare technology sector.
Previous Experience in Fitness Training
Prior to her current roles, Lindsey worked as a Fitness Trainer at Ultimate Bootcamp from 2014 to 2015. This position allowed her to develop her skills in fitness coaching and group training. Additionally, she has experience as a Grassroots Organizer at Clean Water Action for three months in 2010, where she engaged in community outreach and advocacy.
Education and Qualifications
Lindsey Macomber earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Providence College, where she studied from 2007 to 2011. This educational background provided her with a solid foundation in health and fitness principles. She also completed her secondary education at Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School, preparing her for her future academic and professional pursuits.
Previous Role at Lahey Hospital
Before her current roles, Lindsey worked as an Epic Applications Analyst II at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center from 2013 to 2015. In this position, she was involved in managing and optimizing electronic health record systems, contributing to improved patient care through technology.