La Keishia Childers
About La Keishia Childers
Professional Title: Chief Compliance and Administration Officer
La Keishia Childers holds the position of Chief Compliance and Administration Officer. In this role, she leads the oversight of PATH’s corporate and program compliance, quality assurance, and administrative operations. Her responsibilities include managing the culture of continuous quality improvement and efficacy, with a focus on strategic initiatives designed to enhance overall administrative functions, compliance, risk management, and operational improvements.
Educational Background: BA in Philosophy and MSW in Community Organization
La Keishia Childers earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy, with a Minor in Behavioral Science, from California Baptist University. Furthermore, she holds a Master of Social Work degree with a macro concentration in Community Organizations, Planning, and Administration from the University of Southern California. Her education has equipped her with a solid foundation in both philosophical reasoning and practical approaches to community organization and administration.
Professional Background and Experience
La Keishia Childers joined PATH in March 2013, bringing with her extensive experience in nonprofit operations and administration. Her professional background includes senior leadership roles wherein she has navigated corporate and program compliance, program development and evaluation, community engagement, strategic initiatives, and direct practice with vulnerable populations. Her broad scope of work has been instrumental in shaping her expertise in these areas.
Expertise in Compliance and Quality Assurance
At PATH, La Keishia Childers is responsible for overseeing corporate and program compliance and quality assurance. Her role involves implementing strategic initiatives that reinforce administrative functions and operational improvements. She manages risk, ensures compliance, and fosters a culture of continuous improvement to meet the organization's goals and internal standards.