Serena Zamora
About Serena Zamora
Serena Zamora serves as the Community Service Coordinator for Hospice at Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center, where she has worked since 2014. She leverages her education in health ecology to create community service initiatives and enhance support for hospice patients and their families.
Work at Saint Mary's Health Network
Serena Zamora has served as the Community Service Coordinator for Hospice at Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center since 2014. In this role, she utilizes her expertise in health ecology to create and implement community service initiatives that address the specific needs of hospice patients. She plays a crucial role in coordinating volunteer activities that support hospice services, ensuring that patients and their families receive comprehensive care.
Education and Expertise
Serena Zamora earned her degree in Health Ecology from the University of Nevada-Reno, where she studied from 2005 to 2009. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in health-related issues, which she applies in her current role to develop innovative community service initiatives tailored to hospice care.
Background
With a focus on community engagement, Serena Zamora has developed partnerships with local organizations to enhance support services for hospice patients and their families. Her work emphasizes collaboration and resource sharing to improve the overall quality of care provided to those in hospice.
Achievements in Community Education
Serena Zamora regularly conducts workshops and seminars aimed at educating the community about the benefits and importance of hospice care. Through these educational initiatives, she raises awareness and fosters understanding of hospice services, contributing to a more informed public.
Community Outreach Programs
Zamora has been instrumental in organizing community outreach programs that focus on raising awareness about hospice care. These programs are designed to inform the public about the services available and the significance of hospice in end-of-life care, thereby enhancing community support for hospice patients.