Jennifer Espinoza
About Jennifer Espinoza
Jennifer Espinoza is a Simulation Lab Teaching Assistant at Yale University and a Physical Therapy Aide at UCLA Health, where she has worked since 2014. She holds a Master's degree in Nursing from Yale University and a Bachelor's degree from UCLA.
Work at Yale University
Currently, Jennifer Espinoza holds multiple positions at Yale University. She has been a Graduate Student since 2016, contributing to her academic development in the field of nursing. Additionally, she serves as a Simulation Lab Teaching Assistant since 2017, where she engages in educational activities that support nursing students in practical simulations. Her roles reflect a commitment to both learning and teaching within a prestigious academic environment.
Experience at UCLA Health
Jennifer Espinoza has been employed at UCLA Health since 2014, where she works as a Physical Therapy Aide. Over her ten years in this role, she has gained extensive experience in assisting physical therapists and providing care to patients. In addition to her primary role, she has served as a Department Coordinator Volunteer since 2015, further enhancing her involvement in the healthcare setting and contributing to departmental operations.
Educational Background
Jennifer Espinoza pursued her education at several institutions. She studied at the University of California, Santa Cruz, from 2011 to 2013, before transferring to the University of California, Los Angeles, where she completed her Bachelor's degree from 2013 to 2015. She then attended Yale University, achieving a Master's degree in Nursing from 2016 to 2019. This educational trajectory has equipped her with a strong foundation in nursing and healthcare.
Volunteer Experience
Jennifer Espinoza has a history of volunteer work that complements her professional experience. She volunteered in Rehabilitation Services at Dominican Hospital Santa Cruz from 2012 to 2013, where she assisted in patient care. Additionally, she participated in the Health Careers Opportunity Program at Stanford University School of Medicine in 2013 for two months, gaining exposure to healthcare careers and furthering her commitment to the field.